Live streaming while driving; prohibited, penalty.

The definition of prohibited conduct was updated to explicitly ban 'viewing' a live stream while driving, in addition to initiating, participating in, or interacting with it.

The exception clause was shortened to only exclude live streaming used to report emergencies, removing the previous exception for reporting the commission of a crime.

The definition of 'Social media platform' was simplified by removing the specific exclusion for audio or video conferencing applications.

The document format changed from an 'Enrolled' Act to a 'Transportation Substitute' Amendment, indicating a procedural reset for legislative consideration.

Added a new provision prohibiting law enforcement officers from stopping a motor vehicle solely for a violation of this section, and stating that evidence from such stops is inadmissible in court.

Reorganized the penalty structure so that a fine of up to $500 applies to first offenses, while license suspensions of 30, 90, and 180 days apply to second, third, and subsequent offenses respectively.

Expanded the emergency exception to explicitly include the reporting of the commission of a crime, in addition to reporting an emergency.

Refined the definition of 'social media platform' to explicitly exclude applications or services primarily used for audio or video conferencing or calling.