Which behavior is considered reckless driving in Alaska?

Reckless driving in Alaska is defined as operating a vehicle with a willful disregard for the safety of others or property. This means that the driver knowingly engages in actions that significantly increase the risk of harm or damage, whether to individuals, other vehicles, or surroundings. Such behavior can include aggressive maneuvers, excessive speeding, or other forms of driving that ignore the fundamental responsibilities of vehicle operation and the safety of others.

In contrast, behaviors like speeding under 10 mph over the limit, failing to signal, or making a U-turn in a crowded area may be dangerous or irresponsible but do not necessarily meet the legal threshold for reckless driving, which involves an intentional choice to disregard safety. Thus, the most severe classification of driving behavior in this context is linked explicitly to a disregard for safety, making that the correct choice among the options.