Relating generally to traffic safety

Changed the statute title and text from 'stationary vehicles' to 'authorized emergency stationary vehicles' to clarify that the law only applies to emergency vehicles, not all stationary vehicles.

Corrected a drafting error in subsection (b)(5) where the phrase 'imprisoned confined' appeared twice, making it read 'confined in the county or regional jail for a period not more than six months, or both fined and imprisoned confined.'

Removed the original enrolled bill text, signatures, and certification language as the committee amendment replaced the entire bill text after the enacting clause.

The new definition for 'maintenance vehicle' was removed from the bill.

The requirement to slow down and move over now applies to any stationary vehicle displaying warning signals, rather than being limited to authorized emergency or maintenance vehicles.

The penalty for violating the law while also violating a separate speeding statute was clarified to include a specific fine range of $1,000 to $5,000.

Official certification signatures, effective dates, and legislative history were added as required for enrolled bills.

Removed navigation links, website footer content, and formatting artifacts that were part of the draft version

Cleaned up line breaks and spacing to present the bill text in a standard, readable format

All substantive provisions regarding maintenance vehicle definitions, driver yielding requirements, and penalty structures remain identical