Aggressive driving — Maine Permit Test

Aggressive driving on the Maine permit test — 2 rules, each with the reason behind it and a question on it while it is fresh.

The rules

Aggressive driving includes speeding, following too close, unsafe lane changes, not signaling when you turn, and not obeying traffic controls.

Each of these takes away the space or warning another driver was counting on.

Aggressive driving includes speeding, following too close, unsafe lane changes, not signaling when you turn, and not obeying traffic controls (stop signs, yield signs, traffic signals, rail crossing signals, etc.)

Maine Driver’s License Manual, p.27

Do not get angry when other drivers make mistakes or act rude; be patient and courteous.

Paying back a rude driver turns one driver's mistake into two angry drivers in the same lane.

Don’t get angry when other drivers make mistakes or act rude.

Maine Driver’s License Manual, p.27

On the test

Which of these is a form of aggressive driving?

Not signaling when you turn. Each of these takes away the space or warning another driver was counting on. Maine Driver’s License Manual, p.27: “Aggressive driving includes speeding, following too close, unsafe lane changes, not signaling when you turn, and not obeying traffic controls (stop signs, yield signs, traffic signals, rail crossing signals, etc.)”

How this works

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Where these come from

Every rule here is checked against Maine Driver’s License Manual, published by the Maine Secretary of State, and against the state code itself. Last checked 2026-10-05.