What Is Reckless Driving?
Reckless driving is defined as “Driving a motor vehicle with willful or wanton disregard for the safety of other people and property.”

Florida has very strict laws when it comes to Reckless Driving.  Reckless Driving is considered a criminal offence in the state of Florida.  To begin with, reckless driving and careless driving are two different offences that are both dealt with differently.

Penalties For Reckless Driving
First Offense Reckless Driving:
• Second-degree misdemeanour charge
• Up to ninety days in jail
• Up to six months of probation
• Up to a $500 fine

Reckless Driving With a Previous Citation:
• Second-degree misdemeanour
• Up to six months in jail
• Up to six months of probation
• Up to a $500 fine.