What does 'unsafe driving' typically involve?

Unsafe driving generally involves actions that put other road users in danger. This encompasses a wide range of behaviors that can compromise safety on the road, such as aggressive driving, tailgating, excessive speeding, or weaving in and out of traffic. The key aspect of unsafe driving is the disregard for the safety of others, which can lead to accidents or hazardous situations on the road.

While driving with a mechanical failure, driving under the influence of medication, and blocking emergency vehicles can indeed endanger others, these behaviors are more specific circumstances that contribute to unsafe driving rather than defining what unsafe driving is. Unsafe driving specifically focuses on the actions and behaviors of a driver that create a risk to themselves and to others sharing the road, which is why the actions that directly endanger other road users are categorized as the core of unsafe driving.