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Roadsee is a term used to describe the act of driving a vehicle and intentionally crossing over onto the oncoming traffic side of a road or highway. This behavior is also sometimes referred to as road crossing or traffic drifting.

Roadsee is often associated with the sport of drifting, where drivers will deliberately cross over onto the oncoming traffic side of the road in order to maintain a consistent pace and manipulate the vehicle's position on the road. However, roadsee can also be a reckless and dangerous behavior exhibited by some drivers, particularly in areas with high traffic volumes or when road conditions are hazardous.

In many jurisdictions, driving veers onto oncoming traffic side of the road can be considered a serious traffic offense, often resulting in fines, license suspension, or other penalties. Roadsee can also lead to accidents, injuries, and fatalities, especially when other drivers are caught off guard or when pedestrian and cyclist traffic is present.

Some drivers may engage in roadsee for reasons such as testing a vehicle's handling capabilities, exploring the limits of a car or its suspension system, or simply for fun. In such cases, they may choose to remain within designated speed limits and always follow safe driving practices.

Roadsee should not be undertaken without exhausting all feasible precautions and understanding the risks involved. When driving, drivers should always prioritize their own safety and that of other road users, and adhere to local traffic laws and regulations.