California Highway Patrol officials are reminding motorists that reporting reckless drivers can help prevent accidents and save lives. Dangerous driving is a serious problem on California roadways. Knowing how and when to call can make all the difference.If a driver is currently posing a threat to public safety, CHP urges witnesses to call 911 immediately and provide as much detail as possible.When reporting, CHP recommends motorists provide their name, location and a clear description of the incident. This includes the vehicle’s make, model, color, license plate, the number of occupants and any injuries if known. Direction of travel and approximate speed are also helpful.If the incident already occurred and is no longer an immediate threat, drivers should instead use the age
