Driving Behavior

adjective showing a lack of caution or concern for the consequences of one's actions; rash

• The reckless driver caused a serious accident on the highway.
• She's always been a bit reckless with her money, spending it on impulse buys.
• He's a reckless daredevil, always pushing the limits with his stunts.
• Her reckless behavior in relationships always leads to heartbreak.

noun A person who drives slowly or without skill, often causing frustration for other drivers

• The slow-moving car in front of us appears to be driven by a Sunday driver.
• Ugh, we're stuck behind a Sunday driver going 10 miles under the speed limit.
• I can't stand Sunday drivers who don't know how to drive properly.
• He's such a Sunday driver when it comes to making decisions, always taking his time and being indecisive.

noun a compound noun referring to the act of driving while being distracted by other activities or stimuli

• Distracted driving is a leading cause of accidents on the road.
• Hey, remember to put your phone away while driving - no distracted driving!
• Don't be a dummy, no distracted driving allowed!
• Letting your mind wander while driving is like inviting disaster - it's like driving with distracted driving goggles on.