Practice question
How does 'careless or inconsiderate driving' differ from 'dangerous or reckless driving' under the Traffic Act?
- Careless driving falls below the standard of a reasonable, competent driver, while dangerous driving involves a more serious departure from that standard that creates an obvious danger
- There is no legal difference; they are simply two names for the same offence
- Careless driving only applies to learner drivers, dangerous driving only to fully licensed drivers
- Dangerous driving is a civil matter, while careless driving is always a criminal matter
Answer: A — Careless driving falls below the standard of a reasonable, competent driver, while dangerous driving involves a more serious departure from that standard that creates an obvious danger
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