The Japanese government is currently working to expand penalties for dangerous driving to include eleven categories. The exact offenses or punishment details have not been outlined yet. This decision comes as a response to growing concerns over road safety and a surge in dangerous driving incidents reported across the country. This significant legal adjustment is anticipated to heighten the country's traffic discipline and ensure safer roads for all users.

In Japan, respect for the law and absolute discipline are culturally ingrained values. Road safety is a prominent issue and reckless driving is frowned upon as it not only endangers the offender but also others on the road. Hence, proposed changes in the law to strengthen penalties for dangerous driving have been widely accepted as necessary.

In the US or EU, law enforcement agencies have similar systems of categorizing dangerous driving activities and assigning penalties. However, the classification of offenses and the severity of sanctions may vary. Needless to say, the public's attitude towards traffic laws and the rate of compliance significantly impact the effectiveness of such laws.