True or False: Frequent lane changes, high speed, and tailgating are signs of aggressive driving.

Frequent lane changes, high speed, and tailgating are indeed clear indicators of aggressive driving. Aggressive driving is characterized by behaviors that demonstrate a disregard for the safety of others and can significantly increase the risk of accidents.

Frequent lane changes can create an unpredictable driving pattern, making it difficult for other drivers to anticipate your movements. High speed not only reduces the time available to react to sudden changes in traffic conditions but also extends stopping distances, increasing the likelihood of a collision. Tailgating, or following another vehicle too closely, is particularly dangerous as it limits the tailgating driver's reaction time in case the leading driver has to brake suddenly.

These behaviors are not limited to any specific locations or times, as aggressive driving can occur in various settings. Thus, the statement is accurate, confirming that these actions are indeed signs of aggressive driving and can lead to unsafe driving conditions for everyone on the road.