RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLES.

Increased the mandatory minimum jail sentence for a third or subsequent excessive speeding offense from 30 days to a range of 10 to 30 days.

Extended the maximum duration for driver license revocation for repeat offenses from six months to three years.

Eliminated the court's ability to grant limited work-related driving privileges during the suspension period for repeat offenders.

Added a reference to section 846-2.5, subjecting violators to additional provisions.

Added a new requirement for individuals convicted of excessive speeding to undergo fingerprinting and identification processing procedures.

Changed the classification of a third or subsequent excessive speeding offense from a class C felony to a misdemeanor.

Introduced a mandatory minimum jail sentence of thirty days for repeat offenders.

Reduced the license revocation period for repeat offenses from a minimum of ninety days to a maximum of one year, and added a new tier with a six-month maximum revocation.

Adjusted community service and imprisonment requirements for first-time repeat offenses to include specific bracketed text indicating modifications to the original wording.

Added a five-year time limit for counting prior convictions as a basis for enhanced penalties.

The effective date of the Act was changed from 'upon approval' to 'July 1, 3000', effectively deferring implementation indefinitely.

A new requirement mandates that repeat offenders must report to a police department or sheriff's office within seven days for fingerprinting.

Fine descriptions were updated to remove ambiguous 'not' language, clarifying that fines are set at 'no less than' and 'no more than' specific amounts.

References to the neurotrauma special fund were updated to include a specific legal citation (section 321H-4) for surcharge deposits.