High-speed driving refers to operating a vehicle at speeds significantly above the legal limits set by traffic laws. This practice can occur on highways or racetracks, where vehicles are designed to handle higher speeds. It often involves specialized cars that can maintain stability and control at these velocities. While some drivers engage in high-speed driving for recreational purposes, such as in auto racing events, it poses serious risks. Increased speed reduces reaction time and can lead to severe accidents. Law enforcement agencies monitor and enforce speed limits to promote safety on the roads.