
Individuals who operate vehicles dangerously on the road will be charged with Dangerous Driving. For those facing their first offence, the most severe consequences can include a possible lifetime ban on driving across the entire country, decided at the Magistrate's discretion, along with a fine of 200 penalty units (with each unit currently priced at $154.80, culminating in a maximum fine of $30,960), and the potential of up to 3 years in prison. The penalties escalate in situations resulting in injury or death. It's frequently observed that individuals lacking adequate representation in court often face actual prison time for their initial Dangerous Driving charge, especially when it involves causing injury or death.