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- A proposed bipartisan bill aims to prevent more first responder deaths on state highways by making Scott’s Law tougher.Scott's Law says drivers approaching a vehicle with hazard lights on must slow down and move over.The law is designed to protect any vehicle that is stopped on the side of the rode displaying flashing lights. As a driver, you are to slow down and change lanes if possible.This new bill would enhance penalties for violators of the law.Keep your eyes on the road. Don't drink and drive. Obey the speed limits. If you see an emergency vehicle with lights activated, please slow down and move over.Motorists convicted of breaking the new "move over" law will face a fine up to $10,000 and have the incident go on their driving record. Plus, a driver will lose their license if they hurt or kill anyone while breaking the law.But there is also an enforcement-education aspect as well.The revenue from these fines goes directly to Scott's Law fund to educate drivers and keep people safe on the roads
- Effective January 1, 2020 the fines for illegally passing school buses will double, from $150 to $300 for an initial violation and from $500 to $1,000 for a subsequent violation.Vehicles need to slow down, change lanes and proceed with caution when approaching disabled vehicles or emergency vehicles on the side of the highway. Starting Jan. 1, the fines for violating Scott's Law increase to $10,000.The maximum penalty for hitting a construction worker in a marked work zone increases from $10,000 to $25,000. #trafficfines,
