Practice question
Under NSW road rules, what is 'dangerous driving' and what are the consequences compared to negligent driving?
- Dangerous driving is the same as negligent driving and carries the same penalties
- Dangerous driving is a more serious offence involving conduct that creates a real risk of injury — it can result in imprisonment even without an accident occurring
- Dangerous driving only applies to drivers who have been drinking
- Dangerous driving is only charged when a fatality occurs
Answer: B — Dangerous driving is a more serious offence involving conduct that creates a real risk of injury — it can result in imprisonment even without an accident occurring
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