Risky Driving Behavior

Risky driving behavior refers to actions behind the wheel that increase the likelihood of accidents, injuries, or fatalities. Examples include speeding, distracted driving (such as using a phone), ignoring traffic signals, aggressive maneuvers, driving under influence, and not wearing seat belts. These behaviors compromise safety for the driver, passengers, and others on the road. Recognizing and avoiding risky behaviors is essential for preventing crashes and promoting safer driving environments. Understanding the impact of such actions can help drivers make better choices and reduce road hazards.