Speeding, peeling out, or weaving through traffic are examples of:

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AL2006 · Answer

Juvenile, reckless, exhibitionist, aggressive, childish, dangerous driving, which, in a perfect world, would be all it takes to have ones license revoked, summarily, without delay or appeal.

Anonymous · Answer

These are examples of reckless driving, which may carry a punishment of a fine, imprisonment, or license revocation/suspension.

AL2006 · Answer

Speeding, peeling out, and weaving through traffic are examples of reckless driving behaviors which disregard the safety of others. These behaviors can lead to severe legal penalties and are contributing factors to traffic accidents. Responsible driving is essential for ensuring the safety of all road users. 
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Speeding, peeling out, or weaving through traffic are examples of:

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