Virginia has lots of varieties of reckless driving. The catch-all rule (46.2-852) says that it's a misdemeanor to drive in any way or at any speed that endangers life, limb, or property. You could be charged under this statute for something as innocuous as spinning your tires when accelerating from a traffic light. The more common reckless driving charge is for speed. Many people who receive these tickets (46.2-862) don't even realize they are misdemeanor offenses until they get home and start reading about them. You can be charged with reckless by speed for going over 85 mph or 20 or more mph over the limit. In King George, we see a lot of 75-80 mph cases in a 55 mph zone. Once we know what precise charge you're facing, we can then look at possible defenses for your case.