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Yes, obviously, because NONE of your 4 examples to date, describe what I would refer to as CARELESS driving. Its not hard.

Are you being deliberately dense, or do you genuinely not understand the concept of a concious decision? You've just posted links to 3 stories: Story 1; the driver needed glasses to see clearly more than a few metres in front of him, and he conciously chose to drive without them. that's NOT...

Well, I think I've already made the distinction that I feel more leniently towards CARELESS drivers, rather than people who make concious bad / dangerous choices. So given that in your example, the driver conciously chose to drive without a license or insurance, and conciously fled the scene of...

I think that would be the commonly held (and reasonable) view. And like you, by 'careless driving' I'm refering to a the guy who makes a poor decision / changes lanes without properly checking, etc, rather than say somebody who is messing with their phone, or something - that for me IS in the...

That's simply down to numbers. Far more people are careless, than the numbers that are willfully cu.ntish enough to deliberately drive over the limit.

Well, I don't like to talk for others, but I would imagine that, like most people, he is using the commonly accepted meaning of 'drink driving' to mean 'driving whilst over the legal limit'. I would not expect that he is refering to the hundreds of thousands of people who are sensible and...

Is that a serious question?

I have been known to drink and drink, also. I am clearly a ****. Sorry Mello. (I've even been known to drive and drive).