Driving offences:

Question 1

Difference between culpable and dangerous?

Answer 1

Culpable Driving: Causing death through reckless, negligent, or impaired driving (e.g., drunk driving). Penalty: up to 20 years in prison.

Dangerous Driving: Driving in a way that puts others at risk, but doesn’t necessarily cause death. Penalty is less severe than culpable driving.

Question 2

Maximum sentences for both?

Answer 2

Culpable Driving Causing Death
Maximum sentence: Up to 20 years imprisonment (varies by state).

2. Dangerous Driving Causing Death or Serious Injury
   Dangerous driving causing death: Up to 10 years imprisonment.
   Dangerous driving causing serious injury: Up to 5 years imprisonment.
   Sentences vary by state and specific circumstances.