Dangerous Excessive Speeding

Added requirement that dangerous excessive speeding must occur in a manner that threatens safety of persons or property or interferes with vehicle operation

Reduced first conviction penalty from up to 90 days imprisonment to up to 30 days imprisonment

Increased second conviction penalty from up to 6 months imprisonment to up to 90 days imprisonment

Updated bill version identifier from c2 to c3 and added CS/CS/CS prefix to bill title

Created a new section 316.1922 specifically defining dangerous excessive speeding as a separate offense from reckless driving.

Changed officer requirements for indicating civil penalties on citations, now allowing rather than requiring officers to indicate penalties for certain infractions.

Added specific exceptions to when officers must indicate civil penalties on citations, excluding certain dangerous excessive speeding infractions.

Updated penalty structure for repeat dangerous excessive speeding convictions, now requiring driving privilege revocation for violations occurring within 5 years of a prior conviction.

Added two new reckless driving per se offenses: exceeding speed limit by 50+ mph and driving at 100+ mph

Changed citation procedures to allow officers to indicate civil penalties on citations for certain infractions rather than requiring it

Modified fine amounts and penalty structures for reckless driving convictions

Effective date set to July 1, 2025