Dangerous Driving: Dangerous driving is a serious offense and is characterized by driving that falls far below the expected standard of a competent and careful driver. It includes actions that not only put the driver at risk but also endanger the safety of other road users. Examples of dangerous driving include excessive speeding, aggressive driving, overtaking recklessly, and driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Careless Driving: Careless driving, also known as driving without due care and attention, is a less serious offense but still carries significant penalties. It involves driving without the level of care and attention that a reasonable driver would exercise. Examples of careless driving include tailgating, changing lanes without signaling, and using a mobile phone while driving.

Legal Consequences: Both dangerous and careless driving can result in legal consequences, including fines, penalty points on your driving license, driving disqualification for severe cases of dangerous driving, and a criminal record that may impact employment and other aspects of your life.