tailgating

M. O'BRIEN: Kind of gives new meaning to the term tailgating, does it?

CNN Transcript Nov 29, 2005 2005

I actually learned this in Malaysia where tailgating is normal and the clerk at the Hertz Rental Car Agency in Penang told me that if I ran over a local in a village, I should run for it to avoid being lynched on the spot.

On Life and Death and Ego 2007

Assuming, of course that tailgating is a problem that requires huge dots on the road.

Sound Politics: Transportation Round-up 2006

Fans had packed the stadium car park on Monday morning for one last version of that pre-game ritual of "tailgating" - barbecuing and picnicing from their cars.

Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2011

One of the biggest causes highlighted by the ABI was "tailgating" - driving too close to the car in front, and it called for the government's proposed new framework for learner drivers to emphasise safe following distances.

British Blogs 2008

One of the biggest causes highlighted by the ABI was "tailgating" - driving too close to the car in front, and it called for the government's proposed new framework for learner drivers to emphasise safe following distances.

BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition 2008

Despite LSU's three national-championship teams in the last decade, he says, "the tailgating is a priority."

You Can't Spell 'Lush' Without L-S-U Ben Cohen 2012

What you ascribe to would-be marble respossessors is a fair description of a regrettable practice called tailgating a rich issue.

Night (not) in the Parthenon Museum 2 2009

They are there for tailgating, which is another way of saying, they have come to drink.

Alison Stein Wellner: The Indy 500, or America, in the Round 2008

Joe Cahn, the self-described commissioner of tailgating whose hundreds of venue visits include stops at every National Football League stadium, calls tailgating at places such as Qualcomm the last great bastion for face-to-face interaction in a Facebook world.

Fore, right! 2010