I said 99%, not 100%. Most of the driving is commuting. But fair enough, there is some wiggle room there; still:<p>&gt; <i>So my friends and I riding motocycles through the mountains on a sunny afternoon are reckless endangerment?</i><p>If you&#x27;re breaking the law then yes, you&#x27;re reckless, period. If not, then enjoy it all you want.<p>&gt; <i>How about sightseeing buses?</i><p>They&#x27;re driving A-B-C-D in a sightseeing-optimal way <i>within the limits of law and safety</i>.<p>&gt; <i>Or bicyclists riding purely to stay in shape?</i><p>They aren&#x27;t doing it next to cars, are they? There are dedicated areas for riding bikes for sports.<p>&gt; <i>Or cops paroling neighborhoods?</i><p>A-to-B driving, with lots of As and Bs. Also, there are two of them, one is doing the driving, the other is doing the patrolling.<p>&gt; <i>Or ice cream vans?</i><p>A-to-B, with lots of As and Bs.<p>Public roads are not the place for having fun. You can enjoy driving on them however much you want <i>as long as</i> it doesn&#x27;t affect the safety of others.