"drive dangerously" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is operating a vehicle carelessly or unsafely, or to refer to the act of driving dangerously. Example Sentence: John was driving dangerously, so we told him to slow down.
Drive dangerously, you're apt to injure others; ride dangerously, I'm apt to injure myself.
Without enough traffic patrols, he says, "people who drive dangerously, recklessly and carelessly don't get caught".
"My message is clear: if you drive dangerously and kill on our roads, you could face a life sentence".
Kenyans are tweeting about accidents they witness, advising caution, and outing drivers who drive dangerously, using the TwitterBigStick hashtag.
I haven't seen him drive dangerously, but drivers with sleep apnea are as much as five times more likely to be involved in car accidents.
Williamson plays a loose stroke later in the over, running down the pitch and dragging a drive dangerously close to midwicket.
But repeat offenders, or anyone deemed to have driven "dangerously close," could expect to be prosecuted for driving without due care and attention, the force said.
The trucks were almost all owned by subcontractors, who often drove dangerously through villages as they transported limestone and cement.
1.30pm BST All three of the morning marquee group clatter their drives dangerously close to the scrub down the left.
Clinton's office responded that the secretary had used "quiet diplomacy" — raising the issue, and more pressing ones, in a call with the Saudi foreign minister on the Day of Driving Dangerously.
In a study of Minnesota National Guard soldiers who returned from Iraq in 2007, Dr. Stern and fellow researchers found that a quarter reported driving through a stop sign and nearly a third said they had been told they drove dangerously in the months immediately after their tours.
