Which of the following is NOT a common violation while driving?

Driving against traffic is indeed a serious violation, but it's not categorized in the same way as some of the other common violations. The reason it stands out in this context is that it is not something that occurs frequently among typical driving infractions compared to the other options provided.

When we think about driving violations, failure to stop at a red light is a very common infraction that occurs regularly at intersections. Likewise, driving in a bicycle lane can often happen, especially in urban areas where bike lanes are prevalent, and drivers may inadvertently or deliberately encroach upon these lanes.

Similarly, driving on the shoulder is a common violation associated with either a lack of awareness or a disregard for proper lane usage, as many drivers may use the shoulder to bypass slower-moving traffic or in situations of emergency.

In contrast, driving against traffic is less about routine behavior and more about an egregious error that poses immediate danger and can often be linked to acute confusion or serious negligence. Therefore, it is considered less of a "common" violation within typical driving contexts.