I drive an AE86 hatchback in real life. I only drift on streets if it's wet or snowing, and I don't do blind corners unless it's a controlled street course (no traffic). Since I live in Washington, it rains about 2/3 of the year, so that equates to a lot of drifting, but I don't condone typical street drifting. Everyone I've gone drifting with so far, the first time I end up just outright leaving because they're being stupid. The only way I seem to be able to prove my point, just gotta let them know I don't roll like that.
I don't push my limits, most people I've met who are learning to drift haven't learned that kind of control yet. They just do it rally-style- floor it and work from there. That style of reckless driving causes accidents especially on-road. Why do you think most rallies have about 1/3 DNF's? I've been driving 7 years and never caused an accident involving other cars, only started drifting 1 year ago and I've been itching to for a while. It has nothing to do with skill either, I just go out of my way to make sure that the worst possible scenario is damaging my own car by hitting a curb or barrier. Crashes are inevitable, so you might as well be careful. It may be hard at the time to show restraint, but eventually you don't even have to think about it, it just happens naturally.
like that idiot in the Corolla! 
