What constitutes reckless driving under Guam law?

Reckless driving under Guam law is defined by actions that demonstrate a willful disregard for the safety of people or property. This includes behaviors that show a conscious choice to ignore the potential consequences of one's driving, indicating a level of negligence far beyond mere mistakes or minor infractions.

The focus on "willful disregard" emphasizes the intentional nature of the behavior, suggesting that the driver is aware of the risks but chooses to act anyway. This can manifest in various dangerous driving behaviors, such as aggressive speeding, weaving in and out of traffic, or any actions that put others at significant risk.

While distractions and driving under the influence are indeed hazardous behaviors, they do not necessarily encompass the intentionality implied by "reckless driving." Distractions could stem from various sources, and driving under the influence, while illegal, may involve a different set of legal implications than those associated with reckless driving as defined in this context.