Some of the different types of driving behavior that a prosecutor may point to in order to show that your actions were unreasonably reckless may include:
Driving above 80 MPH or driving more than 20 miles over the limit.
Not stopping for an emergency vehicle like a fire truck or police car with a siren going.
Going too fast during bad weather or when road conditions are bad.
Involvement in a high-speed chase.
Street racing.
Passing in prohibited areas or when going around a turn.
Driving in the wrong traffic lane.
Not stopping for a stopped school bus.
Driving with faulty brakes.