In Virginia, there are several driving practices that constitute reckless driving and seriously endanger public safety. Operating a motor vehicle in a way that endangers life, limb, or property is described as reckless driving under Title 46.2, Section 46.2-852 of the Virginia Code. This wide definition encompasses a variety of behaviors that show a lack of concern for other people's safety while driving.In Virginia, driving recklessly is punishable by harsh penalties. Offenders may be subject to jail time, fines, license suspension, and required attendance at driving improvement clinics, especially when there has been property damage or injury. Furthermore, a conviction for reckless driving may result in higher insurance costs and long-term effects on a person's driving record.
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