No Nevada statute specifically addresses "drive-by shootings." Instead, prosecutors charge suspected "drive-by shooters" with firing a gun from a structure or vehicle (NRS 202.287). The most important element of this crime is that you act maliciously or wantonly. A classic example is a gang member driving by a rival gang's turf and shooting at them before speeding off. Meanwhile, it is not considered a violation of NRS 202.287 if you shoot the gun in just a negligent or accidental way.