1. A person who demonstrates extreme carelessness while operating a vehicle, such as by nearly striking pedestrians, entering pedestrian passageways or nearly causing the severe harm of other motorists.
2. A person who uses their vehicle in any manner that is dangerous to passengers, pedestrians, or nearby residents.
3. A person who drives upon railroad tracks, busy pedestrian passageways or plazas, or on the opposite lane of travel with vehicles.
4. Any activity that would be considered (11)05. Reckless Driving, but takes place within close proximity to nearby civilians, or in dense traffic.
5. This cannot stack with (11)05. Reckless Driving.

- Possible impoundment of the individual's vehicle by officer discretion 

NOTES
* Vehicular Endangerment cannot stack with reckless driving and is considered a more severe form of reckless driving. It serves as a catch-all for when an officer determines someone’s driving or usage of a vehicle to be beyond safe, reasonable activities.
* Also take note that this charge does stack with hit and run. Someone who commits hit and run (hitting any vehicle or person and driving away) can be charged for each occurrence during the course of a road law incident.
* Per Limitations a driver can only receive either reckless driving or vehicular endangerment ONCE per road law incident.