Passing another vehicle on higher speed is more dangerous because speeds are higher and danger ahead can come up quickly.
This refers to the driving with an intent to harass, intimidate, injure or obstruct another person while committing one or more traffic offenses such as avoiding a traffic control device, failing to give way to an overtaking vehicle, over-speeding etc.
The act of over-speeding is an example of dangerous driving because it poses a risk to the driver and other road users.
Hence, the act of passing another vehicle on higher speed is more dangerous because speeds are higher and danger ahead can come up quickly.
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