In North Dakota, what behavior constitutes reckless driving?

Reckless driving in North Dakota is characterized by operating a vehicle in a manner that demonstrates a willful disregard for the safety of persons or property. This definition emphasizes intentional or conscious choices made by the driver that ignore potential risks and hazards. For instance, behaviors such as excessively speeding, weaving in and out of traffic, or engaging in street racing would fall under this category as they indicate an awareness of the danger yet a conscious choice to act in that manner.

Other behaviors listed, while serious in their own right, fit into different legal categories. Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is classified separately under DUI laws, and although it contributes to dangerous driving conditions, it doesn't explicitly encapsulate the willful disregard element of reckless driving. Driving with a suspended license and driving without a seatbelt are also violations of different motor vehicle laws but do not inherently indicate a reckless approach to driving as defined by the specific disregard for safety.