Motor vehicles; creating Bridges' Law; defining term; creating misdemeanor for deliberate, unsafe driving; effective date.

HB 3427, known as "Bridges' Law," creates new penalties for intentional, unsafe driving in Oklahoma. It defines such driving as committing two or more moving violations likely to endanger others, or one intentional violation requiring defensive reactions from other drivers. The law establishes misdemeanor charges for basic cases, but escalates to a Class C1 felony for collisions involving contact, sideswiping, or forcing vehicles off the road. Enhanced penalties include Class B6 felonies for endangering minors or occurring in school/construction zones, and Class B4 felonies for causing great bodily injury. Convictions automatically trigger license revocation by the Department of Public Safety.