Two court cases last month illustrate how confusion over legal definitions are feeding into a culture of poor driving standards Two court cases last month illustrate how confusion over legal definitions are feeding into a culture of poor driving standards I n 2024, 1,602 people were killed on British roads. Only a small proportion of these resulted in a surviving driver being prosecuted. When we hear about the sentencing in such cases, the public reaction is often a mix of sorrow, anger and,