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Reckless driving in South Africa is defined as driving a vehicle in such a manner that is likely to cause danger to any person or property. This includes, but is not limited to, excessive speeding, careless or erratic lane changing, tailgating, racing, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or other dangerous behavior.
Negligence in South Africa is defined as any behavior by a driver that fails to take reasonable care while driving. Negligence includes inattentive or distracted driving, failing to follow traffic laws, not being alert to the potential for dangerous situations, or driving in an unsafe manner.
Negligent driving is a serious offence in South Africa and can be punishable under the law. If you have been charged with negligent driving, you should seek legal advice as soon as possible. Depending on the circumstances of the case, a conviction for negligent driving can result in fines, jail time, license suspension, or disqualification from driving. You may also be liable for any damages or injuries caused by your actions. An experienced attorney can review your case and provide advice regarding your rights and options. Additionally, you may be required to attend a driving improvement course to improve your driving skills or demonstrate to the court that you are capable of driving responsibly.