Is negligent driving allowed in any case, for example, if no accident occurs?

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No, it is strictly prohibited. According to the General Traffic Regulations, drivers must drive at all times with the necessary diligence and caution to avoid any damage to themselves or others. Negligent driving is a serious administrative offense in itself, as it implies a lack of essential attention or care, regardless of whether the final result is an accident or not. Driving in rural areas or the absence of property damage does not exempt one from complying with this fundamental rule of safety and coexistence.

Is negligent driving allowed in any case, for example, if no accident occurs?

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