Pending Legislation

The State Legislative tracking serves as a comprehensive resource for those interested in legislative issues related to hardcore drunk driving. One of the goals of this section is to provide policymakers with up-to-date information about what is happening in legislatures across the country on the issue of hardcore drunk driving.

Pending drunk driving legislation - by state

AL H 2	AUTHOR:	McClendon [R]
	TITLE:	Motor Vehicles
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to motor vehicles; prohibits text messaging or operating a handheld wireless telecommunication device while operating a motor vehicle on public street, road, or highway; requires law enforcement agencies to report statistical information to Public Safety Department.

FL H 187	AUTHOR:	Slosberg [D]
	TITLE:	Minor Traffic Safety Act
	LOCATION:	House Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee
	SUMMARY:
	Designates act "Minor Traffic Safety Act"; prohibits use of handheld cellular telephones & other electronic communications devices by drivers under 18 years of age & persons driving school buses; provides for voluntary checkoff on driver's license applications to permit contributions to AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety; requires DHSMV to issue distinctive placard when issuing or reissuing driver's license to person under certain age.

FL H 299	AUTHOR:	Pilon [R]
	TITLE:	Ban on Texting While Driving Law
	LOCATION:	House Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to use of wireless communications devices while driving; creates "Florida Ban on Texting While Driving Law"; prohibits operation of motor vehicle while using wireless communications device for certain purposes; provides exceptions; specifies information that is admissible as evidence of violation; provides for enforcement as secondary action; provides for points to be assessed against driver's license for unlawful use of wireless communications device resulting in crash.

FL H 681	AUTHOR:	Baxley [R]
	TITLE:	Driving Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	House Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to driving under the influence; requires probation for DUI include impoundment or immobilization of vehicle or interlock device; prohibits installation of interlock device concurrently with incarceration; requires installation concurrent with license revocation; requires that law enforcement officer issue to person charged with DUI notice of suspension & obligation to appear; provides that notice acts as temporary driving privilege; revises provisions relating to suspension hearings.

FL H 783	AUTHOR:	Sands [D]
	TITLE:	School Speed Zones
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to school speed zones; provides penalties for using handheld cellular telephone or other handheld electronic communications device while operating motor vehicle in school zone; provides for proceeds from fines collected to be used to enhance funding for district school resource officer programs.

FL S 122	AUTHOR:	Sobel [D]
	TITLE:	Driver Improvement Schools
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to driver improvement schools and education programs for driver's license applicants; requires the curricula of such programs to include instruction on the risks associated with using a handheld electronic communication device while operating a motor vehicle.

FL S 416	AUTHOR:	Detert [R]
	TITLE:	Ban on Texting While Driving Law
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to use of wireless communications devices while driving; creates the "Florida Ban on Texting while Driving Law"; prohibits the operation of a motor vehicle while using a wireless communications device for certain purposes; specifies information that is admissible as evidence of a violation; provides penalties; provides for enforcement as a secondary action; provides for points to be assessed against a driver's license for the unlawful use of a wireless communications device.

FL S 742	AUTHOR:	Fasano [R]
	TITLE:	Commission for a Drug Free Florida
	LOCATION:	Senate Criminal Justice Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to commission for a drug‑free Florida; creates the Commission for a Drug‑Free Florida within the Executive Office of the Governor; requires that the Executive Office of the Governor provide the commission with staff; requires that the Florida Center for Prevention Research within Florida State University provide administrative and logistical support to the commission; requires that the commission be funded by court fees deposited into the Drug‑Free Florida Trust Fund.

FL S 864	AUTHOR:	Altman [R]
	TITLE:	Driving Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to driving under the influence; requires that the court, as a condition of probation for a conviction of the offense of driving under the influence, impound or immobilize the vehicle that was operated by or was in the actual control of the defendant or require the defendant to install an interlock ignition device on all vehicles that are individually or jointly leased or owned and routinely operated by the defendant.

FL S 930	AUTHOR:	Altman [R]
	TITLE:	Minor Traffic Safety Act
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to motor vehicles; Cites this act as the "Minor Traffic Safety Act"; prohibits a person younger than 18 years of age from operating a motor vehicle while using a wireless communications device or telephone.

IL H 68	SPONSOR:	Lang [D]
	TITLE:	Unified Code
	LOCATION:	House Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Makes a technical change in the Section concerning the early release of prisoners from a facility of the Department of Corrections on account of good conduct.

IL H 123	SPONSOR:	Madigan [D]
	TITLE:	Appropriations
	LOCATION:	Chaptered
	SUMMARY:
	Makes appropriations, reappropriations, and supplemental appropriations to specified State agencies, commissions, and boards; relates to redistricting funds; provides line item vetoes for various appropriations.

IL H 1206	SPONSOR:	Berrios [D]
	TITLE:	Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act
	LOCATION:	House Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act; provides that it is an unlawful practice under the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act for a valet service provider to refuse a consumer's request to store his or her motor vehicle overnight when the consumer indicates that he or she is too intoxicated to safely drive the motor vehicle; provides that the valet service shall store the consumer's motor vehicle until 12:00 p.m. of the following day and may charge a fee.

IL H 1307	SPONSOR:	Moffitt [R]
	TITLE:	Vehicle Code
	LOCATION:	Senate Committee on Assignments Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicle Code; removes certified paramedics from the list of persons within the State qualified to draw blood for alcohol and drug testing.

IL H 1984	SPONSOR:	Holbrook [D]
	TITLE:	Wireless Telephones in Motor Vehicles
	LOCATION:	Senate Criminal Law Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicle Code; provides that no person may use a wireless telephone while operating a motor vehicle within 500 feet of an emergency scene except for specified purposes; adds digital photographs and video to the definition of electronic message in provisions prohibiting the use of electronic communication devices while operating a motor vehicle.

IL H 2112	SPONSOR:	Madigan [D]
	TITLE:	Appropriations to the Secretary of State
	LOCATION:	House Appropriations‑General Services Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Makes appropriations to the Secretary of State for FY12.

IL H 2185	SPONSOR:	Madigan [D]
	TITLE:	Illinois Department of Transportation
	LOCATION:	House Appropriations‑Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Department of Transportation for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2011.

IL H 2862	SPONSOR:	Nekritz [D]
	TITLE:	Restricted Driving Permit
	LOCATION:	House Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicle Code; provides that certain persons ineligible to re‑apply for a license may instead apply for a restricted driving permit after the expiration of 3 years from the effective date of the most recent revocation, provided the person proves by a preponderance of the evidence a minimum 3 years of uninterrupted sobriety from alcohol and other drugs or the person proves by a preponderance of the evidence a minimum 3 years of active, weekly involvement in a recognized support program.

IL H 2933	SPONSOR:	Burns [D]
	TITLE:	Offender Initiative Probation
	LOCATION:	House Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Criminal Identification Act and the Unified Code of Corrections; creates Offender Initiative Probation; provides that whenever any person who has not previously been convicted of certain offenses, the court, with the consent of both defendant and the State's Attorney, may, without entering a judgment, sentence the defendant to probation; establishes the terms and conditions of the probation; provides that upon fulfillment of probation, the court shall discharge the person and dismiss proceedings.

IL H 3092	SPONSOR:	Franks [D]
	TITLE:	Chemical Tests to Drivers
	LOCATION:	Tabled
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicle Code; adds language providing that a law enforcement officer must offer a chemical test to any person who the officer has reason to believe operated a vehicle that was involved in a type A personal injury or fatal motor vehicle accident.

IL H 3522	SPONSOR:	Morthland [R]
	TITLE:	Driving Under The Influence Penalties
	LOCATION:	Senate Committee on Assignments Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicle Code; provides that a third or subsequent violation of provisions prohibiting driving while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or an intoxicating compound that results in the death of another person is a Class X felony; provides that if the violation resulted in the deaths of two or more persons, the defendant shall be sentenced to a specified mandatory term of imprisonment; provides for the amount of good conduct credit which may be awarded for certain prisoners.

IL H 3523	SPONSOR:	Reboletti [R]
	TITLE:	Unified Code of Corrections
	LOCATION:	House Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Unified Code of Corrections; provides that the Director of Corrections, in making a determination as to whether an inmate is to be awarded good conduct credit for meritorious service, may consider the inmate's documented conduct either while incarcerated in a Department facility, county jail, house of correction, Department of Juvenile Justice facility, juvenile detention center, or other penal institution or when the inmate was not incarcerated.

IL H 3524	SPONSOR:	Tracy [R]
	TITLE:	Unified Code of Corrections
	LOCATION:	House Executive Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Unified Code of Corrections; provides that the Department of Corrections shall prescribe rules and regulations for revoking good conduct credit awarded for meritorious service.

IL H 3525	SPONSOR:	Tracy [R]
	TITLE:	Unified Code of Corrections
	LOCATION:	House Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Unified Code of Corrections; provides that an inmate is ineligible for the award of meritorious good conduct credit if the inmate was convicted of: a violent crime as defined in the Rights of Crime Victims and Witnesses Act committed on or after the effective date of the amendatory Act or a second or subsequent violation of driving under the influence or aggravated driving under the influence of alcohol or any other drug or drugs, or intoxicating compound or compounds.

IL H 3526	SPONSOR:	Reboletti [R]
	TITLE:	Unified Code of Corrections
	LOCATION:	House Executive Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Unified Code of Corrections; provides that the Department of Corrections shall establish uniform procedures for providing timely advance notice of Early release of inmates to law enforcement in local jurisdictions and shall submit a report to the General Assembly, by January 1, 2012, of those notice procedures; provides that the 14‑day advance notice of early release of an inmate because of the award of good conduct credit for meritorious service shall be provided to the Governor and sheriff.

IL H 3528	SPONSOR:	Tracy [R]
	TITLE:	Unified Code of Corrections
	LOCATION:	House Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Unified Code of Corrections; provides that the Director of Corrections shall provide the Governor with monthly written reports, and the General Assembly with an annual written report, on the award of good conduct credit for meritorious service; provides that these reports must include the number of inmates awarded good conduct credit for meritorious service, the jurisdictions from which these inmates were committed and into which they were or will be released.

IL H 3529	SPONSOR:	Reboletti [R]
	TITLE:	Unified Code of Corrections
	LOCATION:	House Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Unified Code of Corrections; defines meritorious service in regards to the Director of Corrections' authority to award additional good conduct credit for meritorious service in specific instances.

IL H 3535	SPONSOR:	Harris D [R]
	TITLE:	Unified Code of Corrections
	LOCATION:	House Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Unified Code of Corrections; provides that the Director of Corrections shall not award good conduct credit for meritorious service to an inmate unless the inmate has served a minimum of 60 days in the custody of the Department of Corrections.

IL H 3717	SPONSOR:	Madigan [D]
	TITLE:	Appropriations to Agencies
	LOCATION:	Chaptered
	SUMMARY:
	Makes appropriations for ordinary and contingent expenses of named agencies.

IL S 1338	SPONSOR:	Dillard [R]
	TITLE:	Unified Code of Corrections
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary II ‑ Criminal Law Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Unified Code of Corrections; provides that the Department of Corrections shall establish uniform procedures for providing timely advance notice of Early release of inmates to law enforcement in local jurisdictions and shall submit a report to the General Assembly, by a specified date, of those notice procedures.

IL S 1340	SPONSOR:	Dillard [R]
	TITLE:	Rights of Crime Victims and Witnesses Act
	LOCATION:	Senate Committee on Assignments Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Unified Code of Corrections; provides that an inmate is ineligible for the award of meritorious good conduct credit if the inmate was convicted of: a violent crime as defined in the Rights of Crime Victims and Witnesses Act committed on or after the effective date of the amendatory Act or a second or subsequent violation of driving under the influence or aggravated driving under the influence of alcohol or any other drug or drugs, or intoxicating compound or compounds or any combination thereof.

IL S 1561	SPONSOR:	Dillard [R]
	TITLE:	Unified Code of Corrections
	LOCATION:	Senate Committee on Assignments Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Unified Code of Corrections; defines meritorious service in regards to the Director of Corrections' authority to award additional good conduct credit for meritorious service in specific instances.

IL S 1771	SPONSOR:	Raoul [D]
	TITLE:	Criminal Identification Act
	LOCATION:	Senate Committee on Assignments Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Criminal Identification Act and the Unified Code of Corrections; creates Offender Initiative Probation; provides that whenever any person who has not previously been convicted of, or placed on probation or conditional discharge for, any felony offense, other than a violent offense, pleads guilty to a probationable felony offense of theft, retail theft, forgery, the court, with the consent of both the defendant and the State's Attorney, may sentence the defendant to probation.

IL S 2467	SPONSOR:	Kotowski [D]
	TITLE:	Appropriations to Various Agencies
	LOCATION:	Senate Committee on Assignments Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Makes appropriations and reappropriations to various agencies.

IL S 2488	SPONSOR:	Garrett [D]
	TITLE:	Vehicle Code
	LOCATION:	Senate Committee on Assignments Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicle Code; provides that no person may use a wireless telephone at any time while operating a motor vehicle on any section of a highway that is undergoing a construction or maintenance project.

KY BR 320	SPONSOR:	Office of Jack Westwood
	TITLE:	Shock Probation
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	(SB29) Relates to shock probation, to prohibit shock probation if a person is convicted of manslaughter in the second degree, or reckless homicide, and driving under the influence arising from the same incident; permits the victim's living next of kin to ask the court to permit shock probation.

KY BR 350	SPONSOR:	Keene [D]
	TITLE:	Driving Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	(HB64) Expands the types of allowable ignition interlock devices; includes driving the wrong way on a four‑lane highway in the list of aggravating circumstances for DUI; relates to license revocations to provide for new license revocations periods subject to conditional reinstatement if the offender participates in the ignition interlock program; requires license plate impoundment only during the period that a person's license is revoked.

MA H 519	DOCKET:	228
	AUTHOR:	Turner [D]
	TITLE:	Drug and Alcohol Testing Under Driving Laws
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to drug and alcohol testing under the law relates to driving under the influence.

MA H 650	DOCKET:	522
	AUTHOR:	Kulik [D]
	TITLE:	Recovery of Emergency Response Costs
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the recovery of emergency response costs for search and rescue operations.

MA H 935	DOCKET:	430
	AUTHOR:	Poirier [R]
	TITLE:	Use of Cell Phones While Operating a Motor Vehicle
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Transportation
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the use of cell phones while operating a motor vehicle within school zones.

MA H 1370	DOCKET:	1228
	AUTHOR:	Stanley T [D]
	TITLE:	Non Criminal Disposition Process for First Offenders
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Provides a non‑criminal disposition process for first offenders, including alcohol education.

MA H 1696	DOCKET:	1703
	AUTHOR:	Khan [D]
	TITLE:	Substance Abuse Health Protection Fund
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Revenue
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to establishing a substance abuse health protection fund with collections from the sale of certain alcoholic beverages.

MA H 1817	DOCKET:	1230
	AUTHOR:	Wagner [D]
	TITLE:	Mobile Telephone Hands‑Free Usage Requirement
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Transportation
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to requiring the hands‑free use of mobile telephones while driving.

MA H 2035	DOCKET:	2366
	AUTHOR:	Bradley [D]
	TITLE:	No Fault Motor Vehicle Insurance Law Repeal
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Financial Services
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to repealing no‑fault motor vehicle insurance Laws.

MA H 2174	DOCKET:	2512
	AUTHOR:	Gobi [D]
	TITLE:	Motor Vehicle Accident Alcoholic Beverage Testing
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Expands the testing for alcoholic beverages of operators of motor vehicles involved in certain motor vehicle accidents.

MA H 2191	DOCKET:	2188
	AUTHOR:	Jones [R]
	TITLE:	Driving Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to driving under the influence; provides that whoever, upon any way or in any place to which the public has a right of access, or upon any way or in any place to which members of the public have access as invitees or licensees, operates a motor vehicle with a certain percentage of alcohol in their blood, as determined by analysis of his breath, shall be immediately taken into custody and subject to imprisonment.

MA H 2199	DOCKET:	2219
	AUTHOR:	Jones [R]
	TITLE:	Liability of Persons Transporting Operators
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the liability of persons transporting operators of motor vehicles arrested for drunk driving; provides that any vehicle operated by a person arrested for drunk driving shall be removed and impounded.

MA H 2213	DOCKET:	2317
	AUTHOR:	Jones [R]
	TITLE:	Repeat Offenders
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to repeat DUI offenders and sentencing, including probation, parole, and community service; provides for an alcohol assessment as a condition of any probation or parole; enhances sentence if motor vehicle is operated while under the influence of intoxicating substance with a child in the vehicle.

MA H 2253	DOCKET:	2772
	AUTHOR:	Peisch [D]
	TITLE:	Improving the Apprehension of Drunk Drivers
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to improving the apprehension of drunk drivers and other law violators.

MA H 2651	DOCKET:	2816
	AUTHOR:	Kaufman [D]
	TITLE:	Motor Vehicle Operators to Use Hands Free Telephones
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Transportation
	SUMMARY:
	Requires motor vehicle operators to use hands‑free mobile telephones and devices.

MA H 2811	DOCKET:	3151
	AUTHOR:	Coakley‑Rivera [D]
	TITLE:	Penalties for Operating Vehicles Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to increasing penalties for operating vehicles under the influence.

MA H 2841	DOCKET:	3405
	AUTHOR:	McMurtry [D]
	TITLE:	Persons Charged with Operating Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Authorizes the courts to assess a charge to persons charged with operating under the influence and establish a fund for purchasing police and fire safety equipment.

MA H 3069	DOCKET:	3241
	AUTHOR:	Atkins [D]
	TITLE:	Use of Hand Held Cell Phones
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Transportation
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the use of hand‑held cell phones by persons operating motor vehicles.

MA H 3085	DOCKET:	3437
	AUTHOR:	Provost [D]
	TITLE:	Use of a Mobile Phone While Operating a Motor Vehicle
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Transportation
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the use of a mobile phone while operating a motor vehicle on any public way.

MA H 3086	DOCKET:	3452
	AUTHOR:	Provost [D]
	TITLE:	Use of Cell Phones While Operating a Motor Vehicle
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Transportation
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the use of cell phones while operating a motor vehicle within school zones.

MA H 3768	DOCKET:	4047
	AUTHOR:	Finn [D]
	TITLE:	Motor Vehicle Homicide
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to homicide by motor vehicle; relates to driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs; restricts eligibility for probation, parole or furlough; provides for a temporary release for the funeral of a relative, obtain emergency medical or psychiatric services or to engage in a work release program.

MA HD 228	DOCKET:	519
	AUTHOR:	Turner [D]
	TITLE:	Drug and Alcohol Testing
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to drug and alcohol testing.

MA HD 2188	DOCKET:	2191
	AUTHOR:	Jones [R]
	TITLE:	Preventing Driving Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	Prevents driving under the influence.

MA HD 2219	DOCKET:	2199
	AUTHOR:	Jones [R]
	TITLE:	Liability for an Intoxicated Arrestee
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	Increases the liability for permitting an intoxicated arrestee to operate a motor vehicle.

MA HD 2288	DOCKET:	2134
	AUTHOR:	Bradley [D]
	TITLE:	Admissibility of Office of Alcohol Testing Records
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the admissibility of office of alcohol testing records.

MA HD 2512	DOCKET:	2174
	AUTHOR:	Gobi [D]
	TITLE:	Testing for Using a Vehicle While Influenced by Alcohol
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	Expands testing for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol.

MA HD 2772	DOCKET:	2253
	AUTHOR:	Peisch [D]
	TITLE:	Drunk Drivers Apprehension
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	Improves apprehension of drunk drivers and other law violators.

MA HD 3151	DOCKET:	2811
	AUTHOR:	Coakley‑Rivera [D]
	TITLE:	Penalties for Operating Vehicles Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties for operating vehicles under the influence.

MA HD 3241	DOCKET:	3069
	AUTHOR:	Atkins [D]
	TITLE:	Cell Phone Use in Motor Vehicles
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to cell phone use in motor vehicles.

MA S 3	DOCKET:	1972
	NEW TEXT OF:	MA H 3401
	NEW TEXT SEE:	MA S 1914, MA S 1918, MA S 1919, MA S 1978, MA S 1979, MA S 1981
	AUTHOR:	Ways and Means Cmt
	TITLE:	Fiscal Year 2012 Budget
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Contains the amended text of House bill 3401 which submits the annual budget of the Commonwealth for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2011; makes certain changes in law, each of which is immediately necessary to carry out those appropriations or for other important public purposes.

MA S 135	DOCKET:	433
	AUTHOR:	Tarr [R]
	TITLE:	Alcohol Procurement for Minors
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure
	SUMMARY:
	Reduces the furnishing or procuring of alcohol to a minor by an adult.

MA S 662	DOCKET:	336
	AUTHOR:	Brewer [D]
	TITLE:	Prehension of Drunk Drivers and Other Law Violators
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Improves the prehension of drunk drivers and other law violators; authorizes a police officer of a city or town to stop a person or vehicle in a city or town that borders the officer's city or town, to place an operator in protective custody, issue a citation or take any other enforcement action; provides for return of a person arrested to the jurisdiction wherein said offence was committed or other condition or violation was observed.

MA S 678	DOCKET:	1365
	AUTHOR:	Clark [D]
	TITLE:	Drunk Drivers
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to DUI; provides for operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license or registration; provides penalties; provides for false statements in an application for driving license and forgery of identification; provides for operating a motor vehicle with an open container; provides for negligent or reckless operation; provides for fleeing; provides for alternative dispositions; provides for tests; provides for forfeitures and child endangerment; provides for vehicular homicide; relates to salvage.

MA S 783	DOCKET:	1816
	AUTHOR:	Flanagan [D]
	TITLE:	Vehicular Homicide While Driving Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to vehicular homicide while driving under the influence.

MA S 787	DOCKET:	720
	AUTHOR:	Hedlund [R]
	TITLE:	Melanie's Law
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Enhances Melanie's Law.

MA S 880	DOCKET:	828
	AUTHOR:	Tarr [R]
	TITLE:	Penalties for the Crime of Motor Vehicular Homicide
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for progressive penalties for the crime of motor vehicular homicide.

MA S 885	DOCKET:	996
	AUTHOR:	Tarr [R]
	TITLE:	Recidivist Drunk Driving
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Combats recidivist drunk driving.

MA S 1553	DOCKET:	950
	AUTHOR:	Tolman [D]
	TITLE:	Equitable Treatment for Substance Use Disorders
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Revenue
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to equitable treatment for substance use disorders; eliminates certain sales tax exemption for alcoholic liquors.

MA S 1601	DOCKET:	1715
	AUTHOR:	Moore R [D]
	TITLE:	Sleep Deprivation Avoidance and Promotion
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to sleep deprivation avoidance and promotion of good sleeping practices.

MA S 1732	DOCKET:	1030
	AUTHOR:	Creem [D]
	TITLE:	Hands Free Cell Phone Devices
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Transportation
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to hands free cell phone devices.

MA S 1746	DOCKET:	491
	AUTHOR:	Hedlund [R]
	TITLE:	Ignition Interlock Devices
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Transportation
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to ignition interlock devices; provides that a mandatory restriction on a hardship license granted by the registrar shall be that such person have an ignition interlock device installed on each vehicle owned, each vehicle leased and each vehicle operated by the licensee for the duration of the hardship license.

MA S 1764	DOCKET:	1259
	AUTHOR:	Montigny [D]
	TITLE:	Mobile Phone Use While Driving
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Transportation
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the use of mobile telephones while operating a motor vehicle.

MA S 1765	DOCKET:	1382
	AUTHOR:	Montigny [D]
	TITLE:	Cellular Phone Use in School Zones
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Transportation
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to cellular phone use in school zones.

MA S 1773	DOCKET:	1680
	AUTHOR:	Moore R [D]
	TITLE:	Drowsy Driving
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Transportation
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to drowsy driving.

MA S 1795	DOCKET:	440
	AUTHOR:	Tarr [R]
	TITLE:	Protection Against Drivers Under the Influence of Drugs
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Transportation
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that whoever operates a motor vehicle in any place to which the public has right to access or in any place to which the public has access as licensees, shall be deemed to have consented to chemical tests or analyses of his breath, urine or blood in the event that he is arrested; provides that no such person shall be deemed to have consented to a blood test or tests unless such person has been brought for treatment to a licensed medical facility.

MA S 1810	DOCKET:	958
	AUTHOR:	Tolman [D]
	TITLE:	Communication Device Operation While Driving
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Transportation
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the use of certain communication devices while operating a motor vehicle.

MA S 1866	DOCKET:	492
	AUTHOR:	Knapik [R]
	TITLE:	Police Fire Safety Fund
	LOCATION:	Senate Ways and Means Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes a Police Fire Safety Fund in the Commonwealth.

MA S 1920	DOCKET:	2076
	NEW TEXT OF:	MA H 3401
	AUTHOR:	Senate Floor
	TITLE:	Fiscal Year 2012 Budget
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Contains the amended text of House bill 3401 which submits the annual budget of the Commonwealth for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2011; makes certain changes in law, each of which is immediately necessary to carry out those appropriations or for other important public purposes.

MA S 2012	DOCKET:	2074
	AUTHOR:	Tarr [R]
	TITLE:	Motor Vehicle Safety and Habitual Offenders
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Promotes motor vehicle safety; provides that habitual offenders who have not had their driver licenses restored and have a certain number of convictions shall be reported to the registrar who is authorized to suspend or revoke such license; provides for convictions due to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or narcotic drugs; provides for license revocation for life; provides that an appeal to the superior court may be had from any order of the registrar.

MA SD 336	DOCKET:	662
	AUTHOR:	Brewer [D]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driver Apprehension
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Improves apprehension of drunk drivers and other law violators.

MA SD 441	DOCKET:	471
	AUTHOR:	Tolman [D]
	TITLE:	Liability While Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Concerns insurer's liability for losses while under the influence.

MA SD 491	DOCKET:	1746
	AUTHOR:	Hedlund [R]
	TITLE:	Ignition Interlock Devices
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to ignition interlock devices.

MA SD 720	DOCKET:	787
	AUTHOR:	Hedlund [R]
	TITLE:	Melanie's Law
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to enhancing Melanie's Law.

MA SD 996	DOCKET:	885
	AUTHOR:	Tarr [R]
	TITLE:	Recidivist Drunk Driving
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Combats recidivist drunk driving.

MA SD 1365	DOCKET:	678
	AUTHOR:	Clark [D]
	TITLE:	Citizens of the Commonwealth From Drunk Drivers
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Protects the citizens of the Commonwealth from drunk drivers.

MA SD 1816	DOCKET:	783
	AUTHOR:	Flanagan [D]
	TITLE:	Vehicular Homicide While Driving Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to vehicular homicide while driving under the influence.

MI H 4072	SPONSOR:	Lori [R]
	TITLE:	Blood Alcohol Content
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Lowers blood alcohol content for individuals operating a vessel and establishes a zero‑tolerance provision.

MI H 4073	SPONSOR:	Lori [R]
	TITLE:	Operating Vessel While Impaired
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts sentencing guidelines for operating vessel while impaired by or under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance.

MI H 4794	SPONSOR:	Tyler [R]
	TITLE:	Snowmobile Operation
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits operation of a snowmobile by certain individuals under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance.

MI H 4816	SPONSOR:	Dillon B [D]
	TITLE:	Driver Responsibility
	LOCATION:	House Appropriations Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Eliminates driver responsibility fees.

MI H 4924	SPONSOR:	Muxlow [R]
	TITLE:	Local Ordinances
	LOCATION:	Senate Second Reading ‑ Committee Reports
	SUMMARY:
	Provides authority to enact local ordinances with criminal penalties of not more than 180 days in jail.

MI H 5028	SPONSOR:	Kandrevas [D]
	TITLE:	Off Road Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to operation of an off‑road vehicle by certain individuals under the influence of or visibly impaired by alcohol or a controlled substance.

MI H 5162	SPONSOR:	Damrow [R]
	TITLE:	Treatment Court
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Creates veterans' treatment court.

MI S 173	SPONSOR:	Proos [R]
	TITLE:	Corrections Budget
	LOCATION:	Bills in Conference Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides appropriations for the Department of Corrections for the 2011‑12 fiscal year.

MI S 180	SPONSOR:	Proos [R]
	TITLE:	Judiciary Budget
	LOCATION:	Bills in Conference Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides budget for the judiciary for the 2011‑12 fiscal year.

MI S 353	SPONSOR:	Robertson [R]
	TITLE:	Intoxicated Driving
	LOCATION:	Senate Second Reading ‑ Committee Reports
	SUMMARY:
	Includes any intoxicating substance in definition of "operating while intoxicated.".

MI S 756	SPONSOR:	Walker [R]
	TITLE:	Graduated License
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits cell phone use while driving for individuals with a level 2 graduated driver license.

MI S 809	SPONSOR:	Schuitmaker [R]
	TITLE:	Sobriety Court
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the State Vehicle Code; clarifies eligibility for sobriety court; revises provisions regarding the required conditions for the issuance of an unrestricted license, the breath testing requirements for ignition interlock devices, and the suspension of a license to operate a commercial motor vehicle and related offenses.

NC H 31	AUTHOR:	Pierce [D]
	TITLE:	Mobile Phone Use and Motor Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Rules, Calendar and Operations of the House Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Makes using a mobile phone unlawful while driving a motor vehicle on a public street or highway or public vehicular area.

NC H 44	AUTHOR:	Pierce [D]
	TITLE:	Mobile Phone Use and Driving
	LOCATION:	House Commerce and Job Development Subcommittee on Science and Technology
	SUMMARY:
	Makes using a mobile phone unlawful while driving a motor vehicle on a public street or highway or public vehicular area unless hands‑free technology is used by the operator.

NC H 375	AUTHOR:	Bradley [R]
	TITLE:	Checking Stations and Manhunts
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Makes all checking stations unlawful unless they are established to capture a particular named offender in a manhunt.

NC H 584	SAME AS:	NC S 500
	AUTHOR:	Gillespie [R]
	TITLE:	Base Budget Appropriations
	LOCATION:	House Appropriations Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Makes base budget appropriations for current operations of state departments, institutions, and agencies, and for other purposes.

NC H 591	AUTHOR:	Ingle [R]
	TITLE:	DWI Offenders and Ignition Interlock Requirements
	LOCATION:	House Rules, Calendar and Operations of the House Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Authorizes a limited driving privilege with an ignition interlock requirement for first‑time DWI offenders with a refusal revocation; authorizes a limited driving privilege for certain 18, 19, and 20 year‑olds; makes tampering with an ignition interlock system an unlawful act; provides for the payment of an administrative fee and costs associated with an ignition interlock system; creates an ignition interlock device fund to assist indigent persons.

NC H 632	SAME AS:	NC S 506
	AUTHOR:	Lewis [R]
	TITLE:	Delinquent Juvenile Definition
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Subcommittee on Judiciary B
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the definition of delinquent juvenile to raise the age from sixteen to eighteen years in six‑month increments of age over a four‑year period; provides that sixteen‑ and seventeen‑year‑olds who have been previously convicted of a felony in adult court shall remain in adult court; provides that sixteen‑ and seventeen‑year‑olds alleged delinquent for a class A‑E felony shall be transferred to adult court.

NC H 725	SAME AS:	NC H 739
	AUTHOR:	Rapp [D]
	TITLE:	DUI Offenders and Ignition Interlock Device
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Subcommittee on Judiciary B
	SUMMARY:
	Requires anyone who is convicted of driving while impaired, driving after consuming alcohol being less than twenty‑one years of age, or any other impaired driving offense, or any person who refuses a chemical analysis, to have an ignition interlock system installed on every vehicle that person may drive before that person can get a limited driving privilege; provides for the payment of an administrative fee and costs associated with an ignition interlock system; creates an Ignition Interlock Device Fund.

NC H 732	AUTHOR:	Blust [R]
	TITLE:	Tort Reform Act
	LOCATION:	House Rules, Calendar and Operations of the House Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes a blue ribbon commission to study the need for tort reform; directs the commission to study the adoption of comparative negligence in lieu of contributory negligence, the adoption of several liability in lieu of joint and several liability in tort, the economic impact of any proposals for tort reform considered by the commission, and State and local government and any other relevant topic in tort reform.

NC H 739	SAME AS:	NC H 725
	AUTHOR:	Faison [D]
	TITLE:	DUI Offenders and Ignition Interlock Systems
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Subcommittee on Judiciary B
	SUMMARY:
	Requires anyone who is convicted of driving while impaired, driving after consuming alcohol being less than twenty‑one years of age, or any other impaired driving offense, or any person who refuses a chemical analysis, to have an ignition interlock system installed on every vehicle that person may drive before that person can get a limited driving privilege; provides for the payment of an administrative fee and costs associated with an ignition interlock system and create an Ignition Interlock Device Fund.

NC H 870	AUTHOR:	Pierce [D]
	TITLE:	State Highway Patrol Division Funds and Text Education
	LOCATION:	House Rules, Calendar and Operations of the House Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Appropriates the sum of one hundred thousand dollars to the state highway patrol division of the Department of Crime Control and Public Safety to be used for the education of teenagers about the risks and penalties of texting while driving.

NC S 36	AUTHOR:	Dannelly [D]
	TITLE:	Mobile Phone Use While Driving
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary II Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Makes using a mobile phone unlawful while driving a motor vehicle on a public street or highway or public vehicular area.

NC S 86	SAME AS:	NC H 49
	AUTHOR:	Harrington [R]
	TITLE:	DWI Offender Punishment
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary I Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases the punishment for DWI offenders with three or more grossly aggravating factors; authorizes the court to require continuous alcohol monitoring for certain offenders; increases the court costs for DWI offenders.

NC S 393	AUTHOR:	Atwater [D]
	TITLE:	Felony Death Penalty and Motor Vehicles
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary II Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases the penalties for felony death by vehicle and aggravated felony death by vehicle so that the punishment for causing a death while driving impaired is one class higher than causing serious bodily injury while driving impaired, and to maintain the penalty for aggravated felony death by vehicle at one class higher than felony death by vehicle.

NC S 490	AUTHOR:	Rucho [R]
	TITLE:	Motorcycle Insurance Regulatory Environment
	LOCATION:	Senate Insurance Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Modernizes the nonfleet private passenger automobile and motorcycle insurance regulatory environment.

NC S 500	SAME AS:	NC H 584
	AUTHOR:	Brunstetter [R]
	TITLE:	Base Budget Appropriations
	LOCATION:	Senate Appropriations/Base Budget Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Makes base budget appropriations for current operations of state departments, institutions, and agencies, and for other purposes.

NC S 506	SAME AS:	NC H 632
	AUTHOR:	Hartsell [R]
	TITLE:	Delinquent Juvenile Definition
	LOCATION:	Senate Rules and Operations of the Senate Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the definition of delinquent juvenile to raise the age from sixteen to eighteen years in six‑month increments of age over a four‑year period; provides that sixteen‑ and seventeen‑year‑olds who have been previously convicted of a felony in adult court shall remain in adult court; provides that sixteen‑ and seventeen‑year‑olds alleged delinquent for a class a‑e felony shall be transferred to adult court.

NC S 652	AUTHOR:	Vaughan [D]
	TITLE:	Chemical Analysis Test and Administrative Hearings
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary II Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the introduction of chemical analysis test results in an administrative hearing procedure before the Division of Motor Vehicles for the restoration of a drivers license after a revocation for certain impaired driving offenses requiring an ignition interlock, unless the chemical analysis test results were admitted into evidence by a court of competent jurisdiction pursuant to the rules of evidence in Chapter 1A of the General Statutes.

NC S 742	AUTHOR:	Goolsby [R]
	TITLE:	Breath Testing Sites and Law Enforcement
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary I Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires all breath‑testing sites and law enforcement vehicles engaged in traffic enforcement to be equipped with a video recording device and to require the recording of all impaired driving offenses at the incident site and the breath‑testing site unless such recording is impossible, and to require a fee be assessed to a person convicted of driving while impaired to offset the cost of operating the video recording systems.

NC S 748	AUTHOR:	Rabon [R]
	TITLE:	Revoked Drivers License Restoration Fee
	LOCATION:	Senate Finance Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases the fee for the restoration of drivers licenses revoked for impaired driving to provide funding for the forensic tests for the alcohol branch of the Department of Health and Human Services.

NJ A 109	SPONSOR:	Biondi [R]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving Offenses
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases period of license suspension for certain drunk driving offenses.

NJ A 114	SPONSOR:	Biondi [R]
	TITLE:	Snowmobiling While Intoxicated
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Raises penalties for operating snowmobiles or all‑terrain vehicles while under the influence.

NJ A 304	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 869
	SPONSOR:	Rumpf [R]
	TITLE:	Suspended License for DUI
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation, Public Works and Independent Authorities Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases prison time for certain persons convicted of a motor vehicle offense when license suspended for DUI.

NJ A 306	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 872
	SPONSOR:	Rumpf [R]
	TITLE:	Subsequent Drunk Driving Offenses
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Criminalizes fifth or subsequent drunk driving offenses.

NJ A 623	SPONSOR:	Moriarty [D]
	TITLE:	Intoxicated Drivers Surcharge
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Imposes $50 surcharge on intoxicated drivers; establishes county sheriffs or prosecutors educational program in secondary schools concerning dangers of impaired driving.

NJ A 651	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 580
	SPONSOR:	Moriarty [D]
	TITLE:	Motor Vehicle Accidents Resulting In Death
	LOCATION:	ASSEMBLY
	SUMMARY:
	Requires breath or blood sample to be obtained from driver involved in motor vehicle accident resulting in death or serious bodily injury.

NJ A 774	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 177
	SPONSOR:	Bramnick [R]
	TITLE:	Accident Caused By Drunk Driver
	LOCATION:	Assembly Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that limitation on lawsuit option does not apply in accident caused by drunk driver.

NJ A 800	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 1317
	SPONSOR:	Albano [D]
	TITLE:	DUI and Youth
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Criminalizes driving under the influence with person 17 years of age or younger in vehicle.

NJ A 802	SPONSOR:	Albano [D]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving Prevention
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Imposes surcharge on drunk drivers to establish Drunk Driving Prevention and Education Grant Fund.

NJ A 803	SPONSOR:	Albano [D]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving Enforcement
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases drunk driving enforcement surcharge.

NJ A 804	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 1281
	SPONSOR:	Albano [D]
	TITLE:	Drivers Licenses and Penalties
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation, Public Works and Independent Authorities Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enhances penalties for driving when license revoked.

NJ A 825	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 673, NJ S 920
	SPONSOR:	Albano [D]
	TITLE:	DWI Offense
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Eliminates downgrading of Driving While Intoxicated offenses that occur more than 10 years after previous conviction.

NJ A 830	SPONSOR:	Albano [D]
	TITLE:	Joshs and Craigs Law
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases certain penalties for vehicular homicides involving intoxicated drivers; designated Josh's and Craig's Law.

NJ A 892	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 391
	SPONSOR:	Dancer [R]
	TITLE:	Underage Drivers Alcohol Consumption
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties for underage drivers who have consumed alcohol.

NJ A 1011	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 1211
	SPONSOR:	Spencer [D]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving Penalties
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides enhanced penalties for drunk drivers with blood alcohol concentration of 0.17% or greater.

NJ A 1035	SPONSOR:	Malone [R]
	TITLE:	Fatal Accidents Blood Tests
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires breath or blood test of drivers in fatal accidents.

NJ A 1173	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 405
	SPONSOR:	Addiego [R]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving Offenses
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires permanent driver's license suspension for third drunk driving offense.

NJ A 1348	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 2205
	SPONSOR:	Angelini [R]
	TITLE:	Revoked Boating Privileges
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Gives judge discretion to revoke boating privileges for third or subsequent drunk driving offenses.

NJ A 1349	SPONSOR:	Angelini [R]
	TITLE:	Aircraft Operation
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Modifies penalty for operating an aircraft while impaired, establishes blood alcohol content offense level and requires report of violation to FAA.

NJ A 1452	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 1393
	SPONSOR:	Wisniewski [D]
	TITLE:	Driver Distraction Notes in Traffic Accidents
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires causes of driver inattention to be noted in traffic accidents.

NJ A 1522	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 580
	SPONSOR:	Chiappone [D]
	TITLE:	Motor Vehicle Accidents Resulting in Death
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires breath or blood sample to be obtained from driver involved in motor vehicle accident resulting in death or certain bodily injury.

NJ A 1814	SPONSOR:	Casagrande [R]
	TITLE:	Hazing Penalties
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Revises the law concerning hazing; upgrades criminal penalties, provides certain immunities, creates civil offense and requires written policies.

NJ A 2287	SPONSOR:	Coutinho [D]
	TITLE:	Helens Law
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts Helen's Law; establishes criminal penalty for causing death or serious bodily injury when violating hands‑free cell phone law when driving.

NJ A 2331	SPONSOR:	Rumpf [R]
	TITLE:	Hands Free Wireless Telephones
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation, Public Works and Independent Authorities Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits use of hands‑free wireless telephones and electronic communication devices while providing instruction in the operation of a motor vehicle.

NJ A 2334	SPONSOR:	Rumpf [R]
	TITLE:	Immediate Drivers License Suspension
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for immediate driver's license suspension under certain circumstances.

NJ A 2410	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 1046
	SPONSOR:	McKeon [D]
	TITLE:	DUI Mandatory Jail Time
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires mandatory jail time for certain driving while intoxicated convictions with high blood alcohol concentration.

NJ A 2411	SPONSOR:	Munoz N [R]
	TITLE:	Breath Or Blood Test in Motor Vehicle Accidents
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires breath or blood test in motor vehicle accidents involving pedestrians.

NJ A 2423	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 1600
	SPONSOR:	Albano [D]
	TITLE:	Jays Law
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to Jay's Law; requires Driving While Intoxicated offenders to wear alcohol monitoring device.

NJ A 2437	SPONSOR:	Bramnick [R]
	TITLE:	Hand Held Phone
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalty for commercial drivers who use a hand‑held telephone or electronic communication device while driving.

NJ A 2448	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 1203
	SPONSOR:	Rumpf [R]
	TITLE:	Intoxicated Employees and Workers Compensation
	LOCATION:	Assembly Labor Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prevents intoxicated employees from receiving workers' compensation.

NJ A 2536	SPONSOR:	Conaway [D]
	TITLE:	Repeat Offender Blood Alcohol Concentration Levels
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Modifies blood alcohol concentration level for drunk driving conviction for repeat offender.

NJ A 2542	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 1429
	SPONSOR:	DeCroce [R]
	TITLE:	Commercial Operator Hand Held Use Exemption
	LOCATION:	ASSEMBLY
	SUMMARY:
	Exempts use of citizen's band and two‑way radios by operators of commercial motor vehicles from prohibition on use of hand‑held wireless telephone or electronic communication devices while driving.

NJ A 2546	SPONSOR:	Mainor [D]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving With Minor Passenger Penalties
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties for drunk driving with a minor as a passenger.

NJ A 2677	SPONSOR:	Quijano [D]
	TITLE:	Talking or Texting While Driving
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases fine for talking or texting on hand‑held device while driving.

NJ A 2816	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 1950
	SPONSOR:	Quijano [D]
	TITLE:	Kulesh and Kuberts Law
	LOCATION:	Assembly Appropriations Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Creates the Kulesh and Kubert's Law; establishes violation of hands‑free cell phone law as reckless under vehicular homicide statute and assault by auto statute.

NJ A 3000	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 3000
	SPONSOR:	Malone [R]
	TITLE:	State Budget
	LOCATION:	ASSEMBLY
	SUMMARY:
	Appropriates $28,364,422,000 in State funds and $13,204,231,842 in federal funds for the State budget for fiscal year 2010‑2011.

NJ A 3135	SPONSOR:	Watson‑Coleman [D]
	TITLE:	Motor Vehicle Violations Bargaining By Mail
	LOCATION:	Assembly Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires procedures for plea bargaining by mail for certain motor vehicle violations.

NJ A 3154	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 2181
	SPONSOR:	Quijano [D]
	TITLE:	Talking, Texting While Driving
	LOCATION:	ASSEMBLY
	SUMMARY:
	Increases fine and imposes license suspension for talking or texting on hand‑held device while driving.

NJ A 3173	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 797
	SPONSOR:	Coughlin [D]
	TITLE:	Penalty Assessment for Drunk Driving
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases the additional penalty assessment for drunk driving and boating; dedicates the additional revenue to the Victims of Crime Compensation Board.

NJ A 3759	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 2460
	SPONSOR:	Gusciora [D]
	TITLE:	Ignition Interlock Device
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires ignition interlock device to be installed on vehicle owned or leased by drunk driver only after period of driver's license suspension.

NJ A 3762	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 2671
	SPONSOR:	Albano [D]
	TITLE:	Breathalyzer Refusal
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Clarifies that conviction of refusal to submit to breathalyzer constitutes prior conviction for sentencing purposes under drunk driving law.

NJ A 3775	SPONSOR:	Angelini [R]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving Sentencing
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes that refusal conviction constitutes prior conviction when imposing drunk driving sentence.

NJ A 3989	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 2801
	SPONSOR:	Quijano [D]
	TITLE:	Negligent Vehicular Homicide
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes the crime of negligent vehicular homicide.

NJ A 4046	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 2797
	SPONSOR:	Rudder [R]
	TITLE:	Modified License for Driving Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the Melanie A. Cantwell Law; requires MVC to issue modified license to person convicted of driving under the influence.

NJ A 4054	SPONSOR:	Stender [D]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving Conviction
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases surcharge for drunk driving conviction.

NJ A 4176	SPONSOR:	Bramnick [R]
	TITLE:	Driving While Using Hand‑held Cell Upgrade Penalty
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Upgrades penalties for illegal use of a hand‑held cell phone while driving.

NJ A 4200	SPONSOR:	Greenwald [D]
	TITLE:	State Budget for Fiscal Year 2011‑2012
	LOCATION:	ASSEMBLY
	SUMMARY:
	Appropriates state funds and federal funds for the state budget for fiscal year 2011‑2012.

NJ A 4266	SPONSOR:	Evans [D]
	TITLE:	Hand‑held Cell Phone While Driving
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes illegal use of a hand‑held cell phone as reckless driving; requires education component.

NJ S 177	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 774, NJ A 775
	SPONSOR:	Scutari [D]
	TITLE:	Limitation On Lawsuit
	LOCATION:	Senate Commerce Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that limitation on lawsuit option does not apply in accident caused by drunk driver.

NJ S 265	SPONSOR:	Van Drew [D]
	TITLE:	Vehicular Homicide
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases certain penalties for vehicular homicides involving intoxicated drivers; designated Josh's and Craig's Law.

NJ S 390	SPONSOR:	Singer [R]
	TITLE:	Provisional Drivers License Penalties
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enhances penalties for provisional driver's license holders.

NJ S 391	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 892
	SPONSOR:	Singer [R]
	TITLE:	Underage Drivers and Alcohol Consumption
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties for underage drivers who have consumed alcohol.

NJ S 405	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 1173
	SPONSOR:	Haines [R]
	TITLE:	3rd Drunk Driving Offense
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires permanent driver's license suspension for third drunk driving offense.

NJ S 580	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 651, NJ A 1522
	SPONSOR:	Beach [D]
	TITLE:	Motor Vehicle Accidents Resulting in Death
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires breath or blood sample to be obtained from driver involved in motor vehicle accident resulting in death or serious bodily injury.

NJ S 673	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 625, NJ A 825
	SPONSOR:	Buono [D]
	TITLE:	Driving While Intoxicated Offense
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Eliminates downgrading of Driving While Intoxicated offenses that occur more than 10 years after previous conviction.

NJ S 797	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 3173
	SPONSOR:	Vitale [D]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving Penalties
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases additional penalty assessment for drunk driving; dedicates revenue to Violent Crimes Compensation Board.

NJ S 869	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 304
	SPONSOR:	Connors C [R]
	TITLE:	DUI Suspended License
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases prison time for certain persons convicted of a motor vehicle offense when license suspended for DUI.

NJ S 872	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 306
	SPONSOR:	Connors C [R]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving Offense
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Criminalizes fifth or subsequent drunk driving offenses.

NJ S 890	SPONSOR:	Ciesla [R]
	TITLE:	Ignition Interlock Devices
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Authorizes court to require persons convicted of refusing breathalyzer for second or subsequent time to install ignition interlock.

NJ S 1046	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 2410
	SPONSOR:	Codey [D]
	TITLE:	Mandatory Jail Time
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires mandatory jail time for certain driving while intoxicated convictions with high blood alcohol concentration.

NJ S 1203	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 2448
	SPONSOR:	Connors C [R]
	TITLE:	Intoxicated Workers' Compensation
	LOCATION:	Senate Labor Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prevents intoxicated employees from receiving workers' compensation.

NJ S 1211	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 1011
	SPONSOR:	Weinberg [D]
	TITLE:	Drunk Drivers
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides enhanced penalties for drunk drivers with blood alcohol concentration of 0.17% or greater.

NJ S 1281	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 804
	SPONSOR:	Van Drew [D]
	TITLE:	Revoked Drivers License
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enhances penalties for driving when license revoked.

NJ S 1317	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 800
	SPONSOR:	Baroni [R]
	TITLE:	Driving Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Criminalizes driving under the influence with person 17 years of age or younger in vehicle.

NJ S 1393	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 1452
	SPONSOR:	Codey [D]
	TITLE:	Driver Distraction
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires causes of driver inattention to be noted in traffic accidents.

NJ S 1398	SPONSOR:	Weinberg [D]
	TITLE:	School Employees Criminal History Record Check Process
	LOCATION:	Senate Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Revises criminal history record check process undergone by public and nonpublic school employees and school bus drivers.

NJ S 1425	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 3567
	SPONSOR:	Van Drew [D]
	TITLE:	Arrest Information Uniform Media Release Guidelines
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires the Attorney General to issue uniform guidelines regarding release of arrest information to media.

NJ S 1579	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 137
	SPONSOR:	Oroho [R]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving Penalty
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires MVC to immediately suspend driver's license of alleged drunk drivers who cause a death.

NJ S 1581	SPONSOR:	Oroho [R]
	TITLE:	Davids Law
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts David's Law; establishes crime of negligent vehicular homicide.

NJ S 1600	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 2423
	SPONSOR:	Van Drew [D]
	TITLE:	Jays Law
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts the Jay's Law; requires Driving While Intoxicated offenders to wear alcohol monitoring device.

NJ S 1699	SPONSOR:	Turner [D]
	TITLE:	Drug Treatment
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires conditionally discharged drug dependent persons to undergo assessment and drug treatment.

NJ S 1701	SPONSOR:	Turner [D]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties for drunk driving with minor as passenger.

NJ S 1714	SPONSOR:	Turner [D]
	TITLE:	Snowmobile Operation
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enhances penalties for illegally operating a snowmobile or all‑terrain vehicle.

NJ S 1820	SPONSOR:	Turner [D]
	TITLE:	Restricted Use License
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Permits certain motor vehicle offenders to apply for a restricted use license.

NJ S 1835	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 2802
	SPONSOR:	Bateman [R]
	TITLE:	School Bus Driver Criminal Record Check
	LOCATION:	Assembly Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Expands type of school bus driver required to undergo Department of Education criminal record check process and requires matching of data files to ensure school bus drivers remain qualified pursuant to records maintained by Department of Education and MVC.

NJ S 1950	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 2816
	SPONSOR:	Lesniak [D]
	TITLE:	Kulesh and Kuberts Law
	LOCATION:	Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Creates Kulesh and Kubert's Law; establishes violation of hands‑free cell phone law as reckless under vehicular homicide statute and assault by auto statute.

NJ S 2181	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 3154
	SPONSOR:	Codey [D]
	TITLE:	Talking or Texting While Driving
	LOCATION:	ASSEMBLY
	SUMMARY:
	Increases fine and imposes license suspension for talking or texting on hand‑held device while driving.

NJ S 2205	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 1348
	SPONSOR:	Girgenti [D]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving Laws
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Gives judge discretion to revoke boating privileges for third or subsequent drunk driving offenses.

NJ S 2460	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 3759
	SPONSOR:	Scutari [D]
	TITLE:	Ignition Interlock Device Installation
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires ignition interlock device to be installed on vehicle owned or leased by drunk driver only after period of driver's license suspension.

NJ S 2797	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 4046
	SPONSOR:	Addiego [R]
	TITLE:	Modified License Issued for DUI Convicted
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts the Melanie A. Cantwell Law; requires MVC to issue modified license to person convicted of driving under the influence.

NJ S 2801	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 3989
	SPONSOR:	Norcross [D]
	TITLE:	Negligent Vehicular Homicide
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes the crime of negligent vehicular homicide.

NY A 545	SPONSOR:	Dinowitz [D]
	TITLE:	Persistent Alcohol Offenders
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires persistent alcohol offenders to use distinctive registration plates for such offenders issued by the commissioner of motor vehicles.

NY A 791	SPONSOR:	Dinowitz [D]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving Emergency Reimbursement
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to reimbursement for costs incurred by emergency services as a result of driving while intoxicated.

NY A 848	SPONSOR:	Weisenberg [D]
	TITLE:	Traffic Law Definitions
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Defines the terms "impaired" and "intoxication" for the purposes of the vehicle and traffic law.

NY A 850	SPONSOR:	Weisenberg [D]
	TITLE:	Impaired Driving Sanctions
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to sanctions for driving while ability impaired while holding a conditional licence.

NY A 930	SPONSOR:	Ortiz [D]
	TITLE:	Cell Phone Accident Penalties
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that drivers who cause accidents which result in serious physical injury or death while talking on a cellular phone shall be subject to criminal penalties.

NY A 936	SPONSOR:	Ortiz [D]
	TITLE:	Alcohol Abuse Treatment Fund
	LOCATION:	Assembly Ways and Means Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases tax on alcohol; creates the Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Treatment Fund.

NY A 973	SPONSOR:	Ortiz [D]
	TITLE:	Ignition Interlock Devices
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Mandates the installation of ignition interlock devices.

NY A 1015	SPONSOR:	Lentol [D]
	TITLE:	Vehicular Assault and Manslaughter
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the offenses of vehicular assault and vehicular manslaughter.

NY A 1100	SPONSOR:	Kolb [R]
	TITLE:	Emergency Response Costs Recovery
	LOCATION:	Assembly Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Permits municipalities to adopt local law or ordinance to recover costs of emergency response to scene of alcohol or controlled substance related accident.

NY A 1146	SPONSOR:	Ortiz [D]
	TITLE:	Dialing of Phone While Driving
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that no person shall dial a mobile telephone while operating a motor vehicle.

NY A 1148	SPONSOR:	Ortiz [D]
	TITLE:	Use of Cell Phone While Driving
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the use of a cellular or wireless telephone while operating a motor vehicle except in specified circumstances.

NY A 1182	SPONSOR:	Gantt [D]
	TITLE:	DWI Offenses
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits imposition of a sentence of imprisonment without imposition of a fine for DWI offenses.

NY A 1215	SPONSOR:	Ortiz [D]
	TITLE:	Ignition Interlock Device Requirement
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires certain vehicles to be equipped with an ignition interlock device.

NY A 1299	SPONSOR:	Gantt [D]
	TITLE:	School Bus Driver Disqualification
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for the permanent disqualification of school bus drivers who fail a random alcohol or drug test in certain cases.

NY A 1348	SPONSOR:	Gantt [D]
	TITLE:	Vehicle Operation Penalties
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases the criminal penalties for driving while ability impaired and driving while intoxicated and penalties for aggravated unlicensed operation of a vehicle.

NY A 1534	SPONSOR:	Gantt [D]
	TITLE:	Inattentive Driving
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Causes a person who engages in certain non‑driving activities while driving to be guilty of inattentive driving; provides that inattentive driving is considered a traffic infraction; provides that if a person commits three violations of inattentive driving during an eighteen month period, he or she is guilty of reckless driving.

NY A 1804	SPONSOR:	Dinowitz [D]
	TITLE:	Payments to Health Care Providers
	LOCATION:	Assembly Insurance Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Reimburses payments to health care providers for emergency service rendered for injuries incurred as a result of the operation of a motor vehicle while in an intoxicated condition.

NY A 1895	SPONSOR:	Schroeder [D]
	TITLE:	Field Test of Drivers in Accidents
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires investigating officers to field test and test blood alcohol levels of all drivers involved in auto accidents where serious physical injury or death occur; imposes rebuttable presumption of guilt for refusals; requires hospital to conduct such test where trauma/injury is considered too severe.

NY A 2329	SPONSOR:	Pretlow [D]
	TITLE:	Additional Sentencing Option of Impoundment
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Grants the court an additional sentencing option of impoundment of the vehicle operated by a person convicted of driving while intoxicated (DWI) or driving while ability impaired (DWAI), for definite periods of time depending on the seriousness of the crime; establishes procedure for impounding vehicles driven while under the influence of alcohol or drugs and for the redemption of such vehicles following such impoundment.

NY A 2331	SPONSOR:	Pretlow [D]
	TITLE:	Operating a Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to sanctions and penalties for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol; creates new offenses of criminal intoxication and aggravated criminal intoxication; provides for stiffer penalties for such violations; makes all violations felonies.

NY A 2410	SPONSOR:	Gabryszak [D]
	TITLE:	Repeat Driving While Ability Impaired Conviction
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties for repeat driving while ability impaired conviction committed within the preceding ten years or for a fourth conviction for a similar offense.

NY A 2463	SPONSOR:	Pretlow [D]
	TITLE:	Statewide Toll Free Hotline
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Authorizes a statewide toll free hotline run by the state police with reward for reporting conduct of drivers leading to conviction of the crime of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs; imposes an additional surcharge upon conviction of all criminally drunk or drugged drivers to fund expenses and rewards.

NY A 2535	SPONSOR:	Meng [D]
	TITLE:	Crime of Operating a Vehicle While Fatigued
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes the crime of operating a vehicle while fatigued; relates to vehicular assault and vehicular manslaughter by including within the definition of such crimes the operation of a vehicle while fatigued where the result of such operation is serious physical injury or death to another person.

NY A 2624	SPONSOR:	Pretlow [D]
	TITLE:	Impoundment of Motor Vehicles
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Authorizes the impoundment of any motor vehicle operated by a person who drives while ability is impaired or intoxicated; provides for the imposition of towing and storage fees; provides for the release of impounded vehicles upon compliance with certain conditions.

NY A 2625	SPONSOR:	Schroeder [D]
	TITLE:	Use of Electronic Devices While Driving
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the use of electronic devices while driving; removes the requirement that a violation of this law shall only be issued when there is a reasonable cause to believe that the person operating such vehicle has committed a violation of the law of this state other than a violation of this section.

NY A 2645	SPONSOR:	Gabryszak [D]
	TITLE:	Mandatory Testing of Breath, Blood Or Urine
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for mandatory testing of breath, blood or urine in the event of a motor vehicle collision resulting in death or injury; provides immunity from civil liability for those health care providers who comply with the provisions of law requiring such testing.

NY A 2661	SPONSOR:	Ortiz [D]
	TITLE:	Texting While Driving
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the writing, sending or reading of text messages on a mobile telephone while driving.

NY A 2666	SPONSOR:	Pretlow [D]
	TITLE:	Impoundment of Vehicles
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Authorizes the impoundment of vehicles operated by intoxicated or impaired persons; authorizes the release of impounded vehicles to owners of such vehicles if certain criteria is met; authorizes a reasonable fee for towing and storage of such vehicles.

NY A 2767	SPONSOR:	Calhoun [R]
	TITLE:	Additional Penalties for Drunk Driving Convictions
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to additional penalties for certain drunk driving convictions which involve DWAI and DWI where a person with developmental disabilities was a passenger in the vehicle.

NY A 2852	SPONSOR:	Pretlow [D]
	TITLE:	Forfeiture of Vehicles
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires forfeiture of vehicles for six months for a second driving while intoxicated offense and permanent forfeiture and registration denial for the third driving while intoxicated offense; prohibits the issuance of a new license where there are two driving while intoxicated convictions where physical injury has resulted from each offense.

NY A 2853	SPONSOR:	Pretlow [D]
	TITLE:	Court Ordered Blood Alcohol Content Testing
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires court‑ordered blood alcohol content testing for all drivers involved in fatal and serious physical injury accidents where there is a reasonable cause to believe an alcohol‑related offense has been committed; provides exception when seeking court order would unduly interfere with emergency medical assistance or other necessary services at incident scene.

NY A 2904	SPONSOR:	Gabryszak [D]
	TITLE:	Persons Charged With Driving While Intoxicated
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Denies bail for persons charged with driving while intoxicated in certain instances resulting in the death of another person.

NY A 2950	SPONSOR:	Lupardo [D]
	TITLE:	Distribution of Certain Mandatory Surcharges
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the distribution of certain mandatory surcharges imposed for alcohol‑related traffic convictions.

NY A 3058	SPONSOR:	Pretlow [D]
	TITLE:	Toll Free Office for Court Administration
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes a statewide toll‑free office for court administration hotline for use by police officers seeking court orders to compel persons to submit to a blood test.

NY A 3097	SPONSOR:	Spano [D]
	TITLE:	Johnny Lopez Law
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts the Johnny Lopez Law to include the commission of aggravated driving while intoxicated (BAC .18 or more) within the meaning of "circumstances evincing a depraved indifference to human life" for purposes of the class A‑I felony of murder in the second degree; creates a rebuttable presumption that the commission of aggravated driving while intoxicated is reckless conduct which creates a grave risk of death to another person.

NY A 3927	SPONSOR:	Crouch [R]
	TITLE:	Three Year Suspension of Drivers
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for a three year suspension of drivers already convicted of driving while intoxicated.

NY A 3997	SPONSOR:	Gabryszak [D]
	TITLE:	Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol Offender
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that when a driving under the influence of alcohol offender is sentenced to probation, a condition thereof shall be alcohol and controlled substance monitoring by the probation department; such monitoring shall be by means of the use of a secure continuous remote alcohol monitor.

NY A 4012	SPONSOR:	Office of the Governor
	TITLE:	Provisions Relating to Budget
	LOCATION:	ASSEMBLY
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts the financial regulation and protection act as a new consolidated chapter; repeals certain provisions of the banking, executive law and general business law; merges the office of victim services, state commission of correction and office for the prevention of domestic violence into the division of criminal justice services.

NY A 4199	SPONSOR:	Ortiz [D]
	TITLE:	Use of a Hands Free Mobile Telephone
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the use of a hands‑free mobile telephone by an operator of a motor vehicle under the age of 18.

NY A 4284	SPONSOR:	Rivera P [D]
	TITLE:	Driving While Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Imposes an additional $10 surcharge upon every offense that is related to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol; all such money shall be deposited into the New York state victims of drunk driving trust fund; one‑third of such monies shall be expended by the office of alcoholism and substance abuse services for adolescent alcohol abuse prevention programs in communities with the highest documented need for intervention.

NY A 4310	SPONSOR:	Crespo [D]
	TITLE:	Jacobs Fund
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes Jacobs' fund to assist victims of drunk or drug impaired driving who are permanently disabled.

NY A 4313	SPONSOR:	Gabryszak [D]
	TITLE:	Driving While Ability Impaired
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties and sentences for driving while ability impaired by the combined influence of alcohol and drugs.

NY A 4459	SPONSOR:	Colton [D]
	TITLE:	Court Ordered Ignition Interlock Device
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to requiring offenders to bear the cost of installation and maintenance of a court‑ordered ignition interlock device.

NY A 4514	SPONSOR:	Wright [D]
	TITLE:	Operation of a Motor Vehicle With a Video Monitor
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the operation of a motor vehicle with a video monitor that plays pre‑recorded programming or other similar means of visually displaying a television broadcast or video signal that produces entertainment or business applications within view of the operator of such vehicle or where the monitor is located at any point forward of the back of the driver's seat; prevents distracted driving.

NY A 4611	SPONSOR:	Englebright [D]
	TITLE:	Release on Parole of Certain Inmates
	LOCATION:	Assembly Correction Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits release on parole of inmates convicted of felony DWI and serving a term of at least one year until victim has notice and opportunity to make victim impact statement.

NY A 4614	SPONSOR:	Englebright [D]
	TITLE:	Conviction of Alcohol Related Watercraft Offense
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires anyone convicted of a watercraft‑related alcohol‑related offense, to get a boating safety certificate.

NY A 4886	SPONSOR:	Calhoun [R]
	TITLE:	Driving Under the Influence of Drugs or Alcohol
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the operation of a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs with a developmentally disabled person in the vehicle.

NY A 5341	SPONSOR:	Kavanagh [D]
	TITLE:	Fingerprinting of Certain Persons
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires the fingerprinting of persons charged with aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle; provides for enhanced penalties for repeat offenses of aggravated unlicensed operation and engaging in reckless driving without a license; increases aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in the second degree from a class A misdemeanor to a class E felony, and in the first degree from a class E felony to a class D felony.

NY A 5349	SPONSOR:	Weisenberg [D]
	TITLE:	Driving While Intoxicated
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to driving while intoxicated; imposes further penalties upon persons who operate a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

NY A 5497	SPONSOR:	Englebright [D]
	TITLE:	Aggravated Unlicensed Operation in First Degree
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Reduces the number of prior suspensions needed to qualify for aggravated unlicensed operation in the first degree from ten or more suspensions to five or more suspensions which have to be imposed on at least five separate dates.

NY A 5722	SPONSOR:	Schimminger [D]
	TITLE:	Suspension of a Drivers License
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Authorizes courts to suspend a driver's license where the holder fails to appear before the court, pay a fine, complete an alcohol awareness program or complete community service within the period of time established by such court.

NY A 5921	SPONSOR:	Kavanagh [D]
	TITLE:	Operating a Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires any person convicted of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs to complete a drinking driver program as a condition of their sentence.

NY A 6174	SPONSOR:	Weisenberg [D]
	TITLE:	Use of Portable Electronic Devices While Driving
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the use of portable electronic devices while driving; amends definitions relating thereto.

NY A 6196	SPONSOR:	Amedore [R]
	TITLE:	Options for Plea Bargaining
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Limits options for plea bargaining for repeat driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol offenders by precluding the plea to a lesser offense where the offender has been convicted of a driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol offense within the previous 10 years.

NY A 6361	SPONSOR:	Rivera J [D]
	TITLE:	Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation Program
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires participation in an alcohol and drug rehabilitation program for 1st time offenders.

NY A 6457	SPONSOR:	Johns [R]
	TITLE:	Increased Penalties for Impaired Driving
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties for criminal conviction of drunk or drugged driving in those cases where a child, under the age of seventeen, is a passenger in the vehicle being operated in violation of the law; provides fines and possible imprisonment.

NY A 6492	SPONSOR:	Castelli [R]
	TITLE:	Prohibited Video Image Transmittal While Driving
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the viewing, taking or transmitting of video images while driving.

NY A 6878	SPONSOR:	Malliotakis [R]
	TITLE:	Revocation of Drivers Licenses and Registrations
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to revocation of driver's licenses and registrations for multiple driving while intoxicated convictions; automatic 10 year license revocation for 3rd offense.

NY A 6890	SPONSOR:	Weisenberg [D]
	TITLE:	Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Vehicle
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the offense of aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in the first degree and conditional drivers' licenses.

NY A 6988	SPONSOR:	Gunther [D]
	TITLE:	Abbagails Law
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts Abbagail's law prohibiting supervising drivers from acting under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs and subjects them to criminal charges.

NY A 7163	SPONSOR:	Miller J [R]
	TITLE:	Distribution of Mandatory Surcharge
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for distribution of the mandatory surcharge collected in DWI offenses to be paid to counties where a stop DWI program is operating, in lieu of to the state.

NY A 7192	SPONSOR:	Galef [D]
	TITLE:	Driving While Ability Impaired By Fatigue
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to driving while ability impaired by fatigue and aggravated driving while ability impaired by fatigue; makes aggravated driving while ability impaired by fatigue a misdemeanor.

NY A 7451	SPONSOR:	Magnarelli [D]
	TITLE:	Operation of a ATV While Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that a conviction for operation of a motor vehicle, snowmobile, or all terrain vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs shall be deemed a prior conviction for the purpose of imposing penalties for boating while under the influence of alcohol or drugs and a conviction for operating a vessel, snowmobile or all terrain vehicle under the influence to be a prior conviction of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence.

NY A 7459	SPONSOR:	Sweeney [D]
	TITLE:	Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to sanctions for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in the first degree.

NY A 7541	SPONSOR:	McKevitt [R]
	TITLE:	Two Year Suspension of a Persons Drivers License
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for a two year suspension of a person's driver's license upon second driving while intoxicated conviction and authorizes the commissioner of motor vehicles to issue a conditional license for up to one year as an alternative to restoration of such license.

NY A 7555	SPONSOR:	McKevitt [R]
	TITLE:	Mandatory Minimum Fines and Drivers License Revocation
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases mandatory minimum fines and driver's license revocation periods for second and subsequent alcohol and drug related offenses including provision for "permanently" probationary license after having one's license permanently revoked.

NY A 7615	SPONSOR:	Gantt [D]
	TITLE:	Driving While Ability Impaired
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties for driving while ability impaired for a person having been convicted of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol within the preceding five years to a misdemeanor which is punishable by a fine of not less than $750.00 nor more than $1000.00 or by imprisonment of not more than 90 days; increases penalties for driving while ability impaired for a person having been convicted two or more times of driving under the influence.

NY A 7669	SPONSOR:	Weisenberg [D]
	TITLE:	Parole Office
	LOCATION:	Assembly Correction Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires the parole office to maintain the responsibility and costs of monitoring any person released on parole with the mandatory requirement of installation of an ignition interlock device on their motor vehicle.

NY A 8106	SPONSOR:	Weisenberg [D]
	TITLE:	Use of Portable Electronic Devices
	LOCATION:	ASSEMBLY
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the use of portable electronic devices; enhances highway and traffic safety by providing for the primary enforcement of the ban on the use of portable electronic devices while driving.

NY A 8326	SPONSOR:	Weisenberg [D]
	TITLE:	Safe Drivers Act of 2011
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes the safe drivers act of 2011 relating to the use of portable electronic devices while operating a motor vehicle; relates to accident prevention courses and penalties for driving while using a portable electronic device.

NY A 8420	SPONSOR:	Saladino [R]
	TITLE:	Period of License Suspension for DUI
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases the period of license suspension for driving while intoxicated and driving while ability impaired offenses to one year; requires mandatory attendance at an alcohol rehabilitation program for such offenses; provides that a second offense shall result in a two year suspension; provides for an additional six month suspension when a child of less than fifteen years of age was a passenger in such vehicle.

NY S 142	SPONSOR:	Maziarz [R]
	TITLE:	Alcohol Related Driving Convictions
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties for certain alcohol related driving convictions.

NY S 165	SPONSOR:	Maziarz [R]
	TITLE:	Repeat Driving While Intoxicated Offenses
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Expands application of additional penalties for repeat driving while intoxicated offenses to vehicular drug related offenses.

NY S 244	SPONSOR:	Maziarz [R]
	TITLE:	Ignition Interlock Devices
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Mandates ignition interlock devices for school buses.

NY S 283	SPONSOR:	Maziarz [R]
	TITLE:	Guy Kyler Act
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts the "Guy Kyler Act" making provisions relating to suspension of vessel operation privileges and motor vehicle licenses for operating under the influence.

NY S 317	SPONSOR:	Diaz Ru [D]
	TITLE:	Leaving the Scene of an Incident
	LOCATION:	Senate Crime Victims, Crime and Correction Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties and requires imprisonment for leaving the scene of an incident without reporting; provides for a presumption of avoiding prosecution for DUI.

NY S 526	SPONSOR:	Fuschillo [R]
	TITLE:	Driving While Ability Impaired
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to sanctions for driving while ability impaired while holding a conditional license.

NY S 562	SPONSOR:	Robach [R]
	TITLE:	Testing of Blood Alcohol Levels of Drivers
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires investigating officers to field test and test blood alcohol levels of all drivers involved in auto accidents where serious physical injury or death occur.

NY S 634	SPONSOR:	Diaz Ru [D]
	TITLE:	Driving While Impaired
	LOCATION:	Senate Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires any person convicted of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs to complete a drinking driver program as a condition of their sentence.

NY S 948	SPONSOR:	Marcellino [R]
	TITLE:	Mobile Phone and Learner Permit Holders
	LOCATION:	Senate Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the use of mobile telephones by operators of motor vehicles who hold learner's permits.

NY S 998	SPONSOR:	Marcellino [R]
	TITLE:	Use of Portable Electronic Device While Driving
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the use of portable electronic devices while driving.

NY S 1348	SPONSOR:	Dilan [D]
	TITLE:	Distribution of Mandatory Surcharges
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the distribution of certain mandatory surcharges imposed for alcohol‑related traffic convictions; requires the imposition of mandatory surcharges and fines for the traffic offenses of "driving outside the terms of a conditional license" and "circumventing a required ignition interlock device" to the STOP‑DWI Program in the county of the violation; provides that surcharges collected under both of these provisions be directed to the STOP‑DWI Program in the county where the offense occurred.

NY S 1536	SPONSOR:	Stavisky [D]
	TITLE:	Operating a Vehicle While Fatigued
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes the crime of operating a vehicle while fatigued; relates to vehicular assault and vehicular manslaughter by including within the definition of such crimes the operation of a vehicle while fatigued where the result of such operation is serious physical injury or death to another person.

NY S 1660	SPONSOR:	Sampson [D]
	TITLE:	Impaired Driving Penalty
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties for driving while ability impaired for a person having been convicted of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol within the preceding five years to a misdemeanor which is punishable by a fine of not less than $750.00 nor more than $1000.00 or by imprisonment of not more than 90 days; increases penalties for driving while ability impaired for a person having been convicted two or more times of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol within the preceding 10 years.

NY S 1830	SPONSOR:	Addabbo [D]
	TITLE:	Assistance to Victims of Drunk Driving
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes Jacobs' fund to assist victims of drunk or drug impaired driving who are permanently disabled.

NY S 1835	SPONSOR:	Flanagan [R]
	TITLE:	Class E Felony of Vehicular Assault
	LOCATION:	Senate Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes the class E felony of vehicular assault in the third degree; lessens the requirements for a violation of vehicular assault in the second degree; expands the offenses of vehicular assault and vehicular manslaughter; establishes the class D felony of vehicular manslaughter in the third degree.

NY S 1930	SPONSOR:	Alesi [R]
	TITLE:	Persons Convicted of Driving While Intoxicated
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires persons convicted of driving while intoxicated who are injured as a result of such offense and are medically transported to a hospital to pay for such medical transport and other pre‑hospital medical Bills before they apply to have their licenses to drive reissued to them.

NY S 2073	SPONSOR:	Kruger [D]
	TITLE:	Suspension of a Drivers License
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for the suspension of a driver's license upon a conviction of boating while intoxicated and for the suspension of the privilege to operate a vessel upon the Waters of this state upon a conviction of driving while ability impaired or driving while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs.

NY S 2233	SPONSOR:	Kruger [D]
	TITLE:	Crime of Unlawfully Lending a Motor Vehicle
	LOCATION:	Senate Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Creates the crime of unlawfully lending a motor vehicle where a person knowingly permits operation by a person whose license has been suspended or revoked for an alcohol related offense, and provides for impoundment of a vehicle if such permittee is charged with driving while intoxicated; directs that such impoundment shall be ordered at arraignment and shall last the shorter of 30 days or the duration of the prosecution.

NY S 2252	SPONSOR:	Kruger [D]
	TITLE:	Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Officers
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Authorizes Triborough bridge and tunnel authority officers to administer alco‑sensor screening tests to determine if a person has consumed alcohol when an accident has occurred on authority property; operator will be transported to intoxicated driver testing unit of NYC police department if operator of motor vehicle tests positive; establishes a training program to instruct such officers in the use of breath screening equipment.

NY S 2303	SPONSOR:	Kruger [D]
	TITLE:	Motor Vehicle As an Instrumentality of Crime
	LOCATION:	Senate Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Includes a motor vehicle as an "instrumentality of the crime" when the charge is one of driving while intoxicated; requires the district attorney to seek civil forfeiture of a vehicle upon a third charge of DWI within a 5 year period.

NY S 2516	SPONSOR:	Gianaris [D]
	TITLE:	Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol Offender
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that when a driving under the influence of alcohol offender is sentenced to probation, a condition thereof shall be alcohol and controlled substance monitoring by the probation department; such monitoring shall be by means of the use of a secure continuous remote alcohol monitor.

NY S 2596	SPONSOR:	Flanagan [R]
	TITLE:	Crimes of Vehicular Assault and Vehicular Manslaughter
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Penalizes crimes of vehicular assault and vehicular manslaughter as felonies when such crimes are committed while driving with a suspended or revoked license.

NY S 2597	SPONSOR:	Fuschillo [R]
	TITLE:	Driving While Intoxicated
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to driving while intoxicated; imposes further penalties upon persons who operate a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

NY S 2860	SPONSOR:	DeFrancisco [R]
	TITLE:	Operation of a Snowmobile While Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that a conviction for operation of a motor vehicle, snowmobile, or all terrain vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs shall be deemed a prior conviction for the purpose of imposing penalties for boating while under the influence of alcohol or drugs and a conviction for operating a vessel, snowmobile or all terrain vehicle under the influence to be a prior conviction of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence.

NY S 2903	SPONSOR:	DeFrancisco [R]
	TITLE:	Watercraft Related Alcohol Related Offense
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires anyone convicted of a watercraft‑related alcohol‑related offense, to get a boating safety certificate.

NY S 3188	SPONSOR:	Ranzenhofer [R]
	TITLE:	Courts to Suspend a Drivers License Where the Holder Fa
	LOCATION:	Assembly Economic Development, Job Creation, Commerce, and Industry Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Authorizes courts to suspend a driver's license where the holder fails to appear before the court, pay a fine, complete an alcohol awareness program or complete community service within the period of time established by such court.

NY S 3336	SPONSOR:	Ranzenhofer [R]
	TITLE:	Failure to Complete Counseling or Community Service
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Imposes additional fines when a person fails to pay his or her fines or fails to complete counseling or community service when mandated for unlawful possession of marihuana or unlawful possession of an alcohol beverage.

NY S 3367	SPONSOR:	Johnson O [R]
	TITLE:	Options for Plea Bargaining
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Limits options for plea bargaining for repeat driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol offenders by precluding the plea to a lesser offense where the offender has been convicted of a driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol offense within the previous 10 years.

NY S 4036	SPONSOR:	Golden [R]
	TITLE:	Revocation of Drivers Licenses and Registrations
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to revocation of driver's licenses and registrations for multiple driving while intoxicated convictions.

NY S 4177	SPONSOR:	Fuschillo [R]
	TITLE:	Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the offense of aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in the first degree and conditional drivers' licenses.

NY S 4422	SPONSOR:	Flanagan [R]
	TITLE:	Mandatory Testing of Blood, Breath or Urine
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for mandatory testing of breath, blood or urine in the event of a motor vehicle collision resulting in death or injury; provides immunity from civil liability for those health care providers who comply with the provisions of law requiring such testing.

NY S 4740	SPONSOR:	Johnson O [R]
	TITLE:	Motor Vehicle Accident Prevention Course
	LOCATION:	ASSEMBLY
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to a motor vehicle accident prevention course; requires participation in an accident and motor vehicle prevention course approved by the DMV by any person who becomes liable to the department for payment of a driver responsibility assessment due to a DUI conviction; clarifies that participation in the course does not result in a point reduction or insurance premium reduction nor prevent a person from participating in the course on a separate occasion for the point and insurance reduction benefits.

NY S 5120	SPONSOR:	Carlucci [D]
	TITLE:	Texting While Driving
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Makes texting while driving a primary offense.

NY S 5221	SPONSOR:	Fuschillo [R]
	TITLE:	Parole Office Responsibility and Costs
	LOCATION:	Senate Crime Victims, Crime and Correction Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires the parole office to maintain the responsibility and costs of monitoring any person released on parole with the mandatory requirement of installation of an ignition interlock device on their motor vehicle.

NY S 5338	SPONSOR:	DeFrancisco [R]
	TITLE:	Vince's Law
	LOCATION:	Senate Finance Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts "Vince's law" to increase fines, terms of imprisonment and license conditions for violations of provisions of law relating to driving while intoxicated or impaired by drugs.

NY S 5567	SPONSOR:	Dilan [D]
	TITLE:	Ignition Interlock Device
	LOCATION:	Senate Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that the condition of maintenance and installation of an ignition interlock device shall terminate at the end of six months.

NY S 5712	SPONSOR:	Marcellino [R]
	TITLE:	Safe Drivers Act of 2011
	LOCATION:	Senate Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes the safe drivers act of 2011 relating to the use of portable electronic devices while operating a motor vehicle; relates to accident prevention courses and penalties for driving while using a portable electronic device.

OH H 99	SPONSOR:	Damschroder [R]
	TITLE:	Driving a Vehicle While Texting
	LOCATION:	Senate Highways and Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits driving a vehicle while writing, sending, or reading a text‑based communication on an electronic wireless communications device.

OH H 147	SPONSOR:	Weddington [D]
	TITLE:	Commercial Drivers Licenses
	LOCATION:	House Transportation, Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires the Registrar of Motor Vehicles to disqualify the holder of a commercial driver's license from operating a commercial motor vehicle upon a municipal OVI conviction; eliminates the waiver provision for restricted commercial driver's licenses for farm‑related service industries.

OH H 337	SPONSOR:	Rosenberger [R]
	TITLE:	Commercial Drivers' License Changes
	LOCATION:	Bills for House Third Consideration
	SUMMARY:
	Makes changes in the law governing commercial drivers' licenses, including hazardous material endorsements, medical certification requirements, disqualifications, and conviction records; establishes texting while driving as a serious traffic violation; relates to licensure of private commercial driver's license test administrators; excludes certain components from the prohibited length dimensions of specified types of vehicles.

OH S 35	SPONSOR:	Tavares [D]
	TITLE:	Prohibited Use of Handheld Mobile Device While Driving
	LOCATION:	Senate Highways and Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits driving a vehicle while using a handheld or manually operated mobile communication device; establishes the violation as a secondary traffic offense.

OH S 154	SPONSOR:	Smith [D]
	TITLE:	Traffic Offense Using a Wireless Device
	LOCATION:	Senate Highways and Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits driving a vehicle while using an electronic wireless communication device to write, send, or read a text‑based communication; establishes the violation as a secondary traffic offense.

PA H 8	PN:	1706
	AUTHOR:	Watson [R]
	TITLE:	Driving While Using Wireless Communication
	LOCATION:	House Appropriations Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; provides for schedule of convictions and points; prohibits the operation of motor vehicles while using interactive wireless communication devices on any roadway or trafficway; provides exceptions for emergency responders; provides for penalties.

PA H 79	AUTHOR:	Hanna [D]
	TITLE:	Use of Alcohol While Operating Watercraft
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Fish Code; further provides for operating watercraft under influence of alcohol or controlled substance.

PA H 99	PN:	53
	AUTHOR:	Preston [D]
	TITLE:	License Suspension Credit Provisions
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; repeals a section of law concerning penalty credit toward serving period of drivers license suspension for certain violations including driving under the influence and vehicular homicide.

PA H 146	PN:	2185
	AUTHOR:	Kortz [D]
	TITLE:	Wireless Device Use in Work Zones
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code in rules of the road in general and, prohibits interactive wireless communications devices in work zones; prohibits drivers with learner's permits from operating motor vehicles on a highway or trafficway while using an interactive wireless communications device; provides for exemptions; provides for offense of careless driving and additional fines for distracted drivers; establishes the Driver Distraction Awareness Fund; enhances fines in certain circumstances.

PA H 189	PN:	131
	AUTHOR:	DePasquale [D]
	TITLE:	Driving and Using Wireless Communications
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; prohibits the operation of motor vehicles while using electronic wireless communications devices.

PA H 227	PN:	179
	AUTHOR:	Mundy [D]
	TITLE:	Accidental Death or Injury
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; further provides for accidents involving death or personal injury.

PA H 256	PN:	207
	AUTHOR:	Grove [R]
	TITLE:	Controlled Substance Forfeitures
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Judiciary and Judicial Procedure Code and the Vehicles Code; further provides for controlled substance forfeiture; provides for vehicle forfeiture when driving under the influence; further provides for procedure with respect to seized property subject to liens and rights of lienholders, in driving after imbibing alcohol or utilizing drugs, for grading and for penalties.

PA H 330	PN:	285
	AUTHOR:	Shapiro [D]
	TITLE:	Junior Driver's Licensing Procedures
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Judiciary and Judicial Procedure Code and the Vehicles Code; further provides for Commonwealth portion of fines and for municipal corporation portion of fines; defines interactive wireless communication device; further provides for junior driver's license, for learners' permits and for suspension of operating privilege; prohibits use of interactive wireless communication device; further provides for duty of driver in construction and maintenance areas or on highway safety corridors.

PA H 355	PN:	320
	AUTHOR:	Readshaw [D]
	TITLE:	Immigration Provisions
	LOCATION:	House State Government Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the act of April 9, 1929 (P.L.177, No.175), known as The Administrative Code of 1929, providing for immigration matters; imposes penalties and duties on the Department of Labor and Industry, Pennsylvania State Police, Secretary of State and Attorney General.

PA H 395	PN:	469
	AUTHOR:	O'Neill [R]
	TITLE:	Medical Assistance and Alcohol Consumption
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Crimes and Offenses Code related to purchase, consumption, possession or transportation of liquor or malt or brewed beverages and actions of minors; provides an immunity from prosecution for a person seeking medical attention for another and in cases where the sole means for law enforcement officers to become aware of the person's violation is because the person placed a 911 call and reported that another person was in need of medical assistance due to alcohol consumption.

PA H 483	PN:	438
	AUTHOR:	Kauffman [R]
	TITLE:	Chemical Tests for Driving Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; further provides for chemical testing to determine amount of alcohol or controlled substance.

PA H 493	PN:	448
	AUTHOR:	Gillespie [R]
	TITLE:	Driving While Impaired Grading
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; further provides for grading of driving under influence of alcohol or controlled substance offenses.

PA H 580	PN:	557
	AUTHOR:	Markosek [D]
	TITLE:	Vehicles and Licensing of Minors
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; further provides for definitions, for persons ineligible for licensing, license issuance to minors, junior driver's license, for learners' permits and for school examination or hearing or accumulation of points or excessive speeding; provides for prohibiting use of interactive wireless communication device; further provides for duty of driver in construction and maintenance areas or on highway safety corridors, for duty of driver in emergency response areas.

PA H 825	PN:	857
	AUTHOR:	Scavello [R]
	TITLE:	Alcohol Tests for Drivers
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; further provides for chemical testing to determine amount of alcohol or controlled substance.

PA H 896	PN:	1709
	AUTHOR:	Ross [R]
	TITLE:	Careless Driving Provision
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; further provides for the offense of careless driving; increases fine for distracted driving; establishes the Driver Distraction Awareness Fund; defines interactive wireless communications device and provides for exemptions.

PA H 952	PN:	1019
	AUTHOR:	Schroder [R]
	TITLE:	Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; further provides for penalties and for Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition; relates to refusal of testing.

PA H 1297	PN:	1464
	AUTHOR:	Everett [R]
	TITLE:	Public Assistance
	LOCATION:	Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Public Welfare Code in public assistance; provides for eligibility for persons with drug‑related felonies; provides for lab tests and consequent suspension of eligibility or recommendation of drug and alcohol treatment; expedites Medicaid eligibility and determinations in some cases.

PA H 1364	PN:	1605
	AUTHOR:	Smith K [D]
	TITLE:	Liquor Tax Fund
	LOCATION:	House Appropriations Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes the Drug and Alcohol Treatment and Prevention Fund; provides for the deposit of a portion of the liquor tax into the fund and for use of fund.

PA H 1388	AUTHOR:	Payne [R]
	TITLE:	Driving After Imbibing Alcohol or Utilizing Drugs
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; further provides, in driving after imbibing alcohol or utilizing drugs, for grading, for penalties and for ignition interlock.

PA H 1429	PN:	1719
	AUTHOR:	Conklin [D]
	TITLE:	Judiciary and Judicial Procedure Code
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Judiciary and Judicial Procedure Code in budget and finance and, imposing a surcharge in certain cases involving local police action, including offenses involving alcoholic beverages and minors and DUIs; authorizes the adoption of certain municipal ordinances.

PA H 1824	PN:	2338
	AUTHOR:	Saccone [R]
	TITLE:	Unlimited Prosecutions
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends Title 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in limitation of actions; provides the the prosecution of a driver accused of a crime relating to homicide by vehicle, homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence, accidents involving death or personal injury, or accidents involving death or personal injury while not properly licensed may occur at any time.

PA H 1984	PN:	2740
	AUTHOR:	Petri [R]
	TITLE:	Surrender of License and for Probationary License
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Consolidated Statutes, in licensing of drivers; further provides for surrender of driver license and for probationary license; provides that the effective date for a suspension resulting from a first offense for driving under influence of alcohol or controlled substances or prior offenses, shall become effective on a date subsequent to any other suspension or revocation imposed resulting from a conviction of another offense in the same matter.

PA H 2017	PN:	2772
	AUTHOR:	Kortz [D]
	TITLE:	Wireless Communications Devices in Road Work Zones
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in rules of the road in general; prohibits interactive wireless communications devices in work zones.

PA S 224	PN:	1181
	AUTHOR:	Piccola [R]
	TITLE:	Education Employment Background Checks
	LOCATION:	House Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Public School Code of 1949; provides for background checks of prospective school employees and for elimination of eligibility for certain employment based on certain convictions.

PA S 368	PN:	353
	AUTHOR:	White D [R]
	TITLE:	Driving Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for aggravated assault by vehicle while driving under the influence, for accidents involving death or personal injury and for subsequent convictions of certain offenses.

PA S 451	PN:	559
	AUTHOR:	Erickson [R]
	TITLE:	Vehicle Forfeiture for Driving Under Influence
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Judiciary and Judicial Procedure Code and the Vehicles Code; makes an editorial change; further provides for loss of property rights to Commonwealth; provides for vehicle forfeiture when driving under the influence; further provides for procedure with respect to seized property subject to liens and rights of lienholders, for grading and for penalties.

PA S 516	PN:	517
	AUTHOR:	Orie [R]
	TITLE:	Vehicles Code Penalties and Sentencing
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; further provides for definitions, for penalties and for mandatory sentencing.

PA S 539	AUTHOR:	Rafferty [R]
	TITLE:	Vehicle Violations Grading
	LOCATION:	Senate Third Consideration
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; further provides for grading and for penalties.

PA S 543	PN:	525
	AUTHOR:	Brewster [D]
	TITLE:	Statutes of Limitations for Certain Offenses
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Judiciary and Judicial Procedure Code; further provides for statutes of limitations for certain offenses; relates to murder, manslaughter, and conspiracy; relates to vehicular manslaughter.

PA S 558	PN:	568
	AUTHOR:	Browne [R]
	TITLE:	District Attorney Justice Fee
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Crimes and Offenses Code; imposes a district attorney justice fee for convictions.

PA S 567	PN:	577
	AUTHOR:	Solobay [D]
	TITLE:	Habitual DUI Offender License Revocation
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; further provides for revocation of habitual offender's license, for driving while operating privilege is suspended or revoked, for permitting violation of title, for homicide by vehicle and for habitual offenders.

PA S 583	PN:	592
	AUTHOR:	Ferlo [D]
	TITLE:	Driving While Using Mobile Phones
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; prohibits the use of mobile telephones and hand‑held communication devices.

PA S 635	PN:	643
	AUTHOR:	Wozniak [D]
	TITLE:	Vehicles Code
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Defines interactive wireless communications device; further provides for junior driver's license and for suspension of operating privilege; prohibits interactive wireless communications devices; further provides for duty of driver in construction and maintenance areas or on highway safety corridors, for duty of driver in emergency response areas, for accident report forms, for department to compile, tabulate and analyze accident reports.

PA S 749	PN:	767
	AUTHOR:	Dinniman [D]
	TITLE:	Drivers Licensing Regulation and Fines
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Judiciary and Judicial Procedure Code and the Vehicles Code; further provides for Commonwealth portion of fines, etc; for municipal corporation portion of fines; defines interactive wireless communication device; further provides for junior driver's license, for learners' permits and for suspension of operating privilege; prohibits use of interactive wireless communication device; further provides for duty of driver in construction and maintenance areas or on highway safety corridors.

PA S 783	AUTHOR:	Stack [D]
	TITLE:	Peter Roberto Alert System
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Justice Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes the Peter Roberto Alert System; assists in identification and arrest of motor vehicle operators in relation to accidents involving death or personal injury; provides for certain immunity for media and volunteers; prescribes a penalty.

PA S 888	PN:	939
	AUTHOR:	Farnese [D]
	TITLE:	Offense of Aggravated Assault by Vehicle
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; provides for the offense of aggravated assault by vehicle.

PA S 889	PN:	940
	AUTHOR:	Farnese [D]
	TITLE:	Accidents Involving Death or Personal Injury
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; further provides for the offense of accidents involving death or personal injury.

PA S 943	PN:	1118
	AUTHOR:	Corman [R]
	TITLE:	Alcohol Offense Prevention Fee
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Judiciary and Judicial Procedure Code in financial matters and, imposing an alcohol offense prevention fee in certain municipalities. for offenses relating to alcoholic beverages.

PA S 954	AUTHOR:	Eichelberger [R]
	TITLE:	Driving Under Influence of Alcohol or Drugs
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; further provides for driving under influence of alcohol or controlled substance.

PA S 1184	AUTHOR:	Rafferty [R]
	TITLE:	Occupational Limited License
	LOCATION:	Senate Appropriations Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes; provides for occupational limited license; provides for definitions; provides for penalties; provides for ignition interlock; provides for Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition; provides for illegally operating a motor vehicle not equipped with ignition interlock.

PA S 1262	PN:	1626
	AUTHOR:	Orie [R]
	TITLE:	Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes; provides for definitions, for driving under the influence of alcohol or controlled substance, for penalties, for ignition interlock, for accelerated rehabilitative disposition, for illegally operating a motor vehicle not equipped with ignition interlock and for drug and alcohol assessments; makes an editorial change.

RI H 5095	AUTHOR:	McNamara [D]
	TITLE:	Repeat Drunk Driving Penalties
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would enable judges, as an alternative to statutory mandatory imprisonment, to sentence repeat offending drunk driving motorists to participate in a sobriety program which requires them to submit to twice‑a‑day breathalyzer testing. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI H 5130	AUTHOR:	Flaherty [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Permits the police to conduct either a test for alcohol or a test for controlled substances when probable cause exists to suspect a person is driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor or controlled substance; takes effect upon passage.

RI H 5357	AUTHOR:	Menard [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would authorize a bail commissioner to order that a person's license be suspended immediately upon the report of a law enforcement officer that the person has refused a chemical test for DWI. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI H 5361	AUTHOR:	Menard [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would require a bail commissioner, a traffic tribunal magistrate, or a district court judge to immediately suspend a person's license upon that person begin charged with DUI. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI H 5404	AUTHOR:	Williams [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would impose a period of probation in specified instances of refusal to submit to a chemical test, and enhanced conditions of probation, such as abstaining from alcohol and the mandatory use of an alcohol monitoring device. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI H 5405	AUTHOR:	Williams [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Imposes a period of probation in specified instances of driving under the influence of liquor or drugs and enhanced conditions of probation such as abstaining from alcohol and the mandatory use of an alcohol monitoring device; takes effect upon passage.

RI H 5406	AUTHOR:	Williams [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would increase the penalties for driving under the influence of liquor or drugs by requiring a sentencing judge to impose additional conditions of probation such as requiring abstinence from alcohol and the continuous use of an alcohol monitoring bracelet. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI H 5407	AUTHOR:	Palumbo [D]
	TITLE:	State Affairs and Government
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would create the "In Support of our Law Enforcement and Safe Neighborhood Act" which would authorize and empower state and local law enforcement to work together with federal authorities to discourage and deter the unlawful entry and presence of aliens and economic activity by persons unlawfully in the United States. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI H 5506	AUTHOR:	Walsh [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would require the use of an ignition interlock system and would be applicable to individuals convicted of various driving offenses involving drugs or alcohol. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI H 5519	AUTHOR:	Marcello [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would change the definition of "habitual offender" for the purpose of motor vehicle offenses. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI H 5678	AUTHOR:	Gallison [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would lengthen the periods of revocation of a license upon a conviction where there was a duty to stop in an accident resulting in personal injury. It would also lengthen the terms of imprisonment for conviction when driving to endanger and either death or personal injury result. This act would allow the sentencing judge to prohibit a person from operating a motor vehicle not equipped with an ignition interlock system for up to one year following the completion of license suspension.

RI H 5719	AUTHOR:	Valencia [D]
	TITLE:	Motor Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Municipal Government Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would permit cities and towns by ordinance to authorize the use of low speed vehicles on state, city or town roads within a specified distance from a golf course. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI H 5866	AUTHOR:	MacBeth [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would permit law enforcement officers who have reasonable suspicion that a person who operated a vehicle, which vehicle was involved in an accident resulting in the death or serious bodily injury of another human being, to use reasonable force in requiring the person to submit to a test of bodily fluids. This act would also permit the law enforcement officer to use reasonable force if necessary to require the person to submit to the test. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI H 5870	AUTHOR:	Lima [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would provide for additional penalties for persons found guilty of texting while driving. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI H 5905	AUTHOR:	Lima [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would bar checkpoints as a means to detect motorists under the influence. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI S 28	AUTHOR:	Tassoni [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would increase the penalties for refusing to submit to a chemical test, extends the period for subsequent offenses to ten (10) years and prohibits the sealing of records until ten (10) years have passed. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI S 235	AUTHOR:	O'Neill E [I]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases the penalties for driving under the influence of liquor or drugs and refusal to submit to a chemical test; takes effect upon passage.

RI S 241	AUTHOR:	Sosnowski [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the statute pertaining to a second conviction for driving under the influence, serious bodily injury resulting, by eliminating the five year period and increasing the term of sentencing; takes effect upon passage.

RI S 242	AUTHOR:	Sosnowski [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Makes unlawful the use of a non‑hands‑free mobile telephone while operating a motor vehicle, except for public safety personnel; takes effect upon passage.

RI S 333	AUTHOR:	McCaffrey [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would allow the results of a breath test to be given to a person at the time of the test. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI S 346	AUTHOR:	Lombardo [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would make unlawful the use of a non‑hands‑free mobile telephone by any person under the age of twenty‑one (21) while operating a motor vehicle on any highway, road or street within the state with the exception of public safety personnel. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI S 641	AUTHOR:	Tassoni [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would impose a period of probation in specified instances of refusal to submit to a chemical test, and enhanced conditions of probation, such as abstaining from alcohol and the mandatory use of an alcohol monitoring device. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI S 644	AUTHOR:	Goodwin [D]
	TITLE:	Alcoholic Beverages
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would provide that if a law enforcement officer reasonably believes that an underage individual is under the influence of alcohol, the officer shall require an immediate preliminary breath analysis to determine the individual's blood alcohol content. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI S 734	AUTHOR:	Sosnowski [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would require the use of an ignition interlock system and would be applicable to individuals convicted of various driving offenses involving drugs or alcohol. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI S 835	AUTHOR:	Sosnowski [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would lengthen the periods of revocation of a license upon a conviction where there was a duty to stop in an accident resulting in personal injury. It would also lengthen the terms of imprisonment for conviction when driving to endanger and either death or personal injury result. This act would allow the sentencing judge to prohibit a person from operating a motor vehicle not equipped with an ignition interlock system for up to 1 year following the completion of license suspension when convicted for a dui.

RI S 894	AUTHOR:	Moura [R]
	TITLE:	State Affairs and Government
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would exclude prisoners serving sentences for specified criminal violations from earning time for good behavior or meritorious service. This act would take effect upon passage and would apply to all good time credits not awarded or otherwise credited as the date of passage.

SC H 3115	AUTHOR:	Gilliard [D]
	TITLE:	Traffic Violations Points Schedule
	LOCATION:	House Education and Public Works Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the schedule of points assigned to various traffic violations; provides that text messaging while driving, second offense, is a two point violation and text messaging while driving, third or subsequent offense, is a four point violation.

SC H 3119	AUTHOR:	McEachern [D]
	TITLE:	Text Messaging Device Motor Vehicle Use
	LOCATION:	House Education and Public Works Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that it is unlawful for certain persons who are operating a motor vehicle or school bus to use a text messaging device or a hand‑held mobile telephone; provides penalties for violating these provisions.

SC H 3130	AUTHOR:	Brady [R]
	TITLE:	Sexting Offense
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Creates the offense of sexting; provides for a civil fine and the creation of an educational program for a person who commits the offense; provides for the restriction of a minor's driving privileges under certain circumstances; provides certain safeguards for minors who commit the offense; provides for the use of the uniform traffic ticket for the offense and for jurisdiction over the offense in the municipal or magistrates court.

SC H 3160	AUTHOR:	Sellers [D]
	TITLE:	Traffic Violations
	LOCATION:	House Education and Public Works Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the schedule of points assigned to various traffic violations; provides that using a handheld wireless communications device while driving is a two point violation.

SC H 3164	AUTHOR:	Young T [R]
	TITLE:	School Attendance Conditions
	LOCATION:	Senate Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to school attendance conditions associated with the issuance of conditional and special restricted driver's licenses; provides that these and additional conditions shall apply to the issuance or reinstatement of a beginner's permit, conditional driver's license, special restricted driver's license, and a regular driver's license issued to a person less than eighteen years of age; provides that a minor's privilege to drive must be suspended under certain circumstances.

SC H 3342	AUTHOR:	Harrison [R]
	TITLE:	Drivers License
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the suspension or denial of issuance of a driver's license or permit to operate a motor vehicle to certain persons who drive a motor vehicle with an unlawful alcohol concentration; deletes the term "administrative hearing" and replace it with the term contested case hearing; provides that a contested case hearing must be held before the office of motor vehicle hearings pursuant to its rules of procedure.

SC H 3542	AUTHOR:	Hart [D]
	TITLE:	Motor Vehicle Operation Cellular Use
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that it is unlawful for a person to operate a motor vehicle while using a cellular telephone, pager, personal digital assistant device, or another wireless communications device that is not equipped with a hands‑free mechanism; provides a penalty for a violation of this provision.

SC H 3566	AUTHOR:	Smith G [R]
	TITLE:	No Parole Offense Definition
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the definition of the term no parole offense"; revises the definition to include class d, e, and f felonies, class a, b, and c misdemeanors, and offenses classified as exempt which are punishable by a maximum term of imprisonment of one year or more; provides that a person who is found guilty of, or pleads guilty or nolo contendre to, a no parole offense is not eligible for early release from incarceration under certain circumstances.

SC H 3918	AUTHOR:	White [R]
	TITLE:	Division of Aeronautics
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the creation of the Division of Aeronautics within the Department of Commerce; moves the functions, duties, and responsibilities of the Division of Aeronautics to the Department of Transportation; revises certain provisions relating to the operation of intrastate scheduled airline service, county aviation commissions, the use of state‑owned aircraft, and the use of alcoholic beverages by flight crew members.

SC H 4294	AUTHOR:	Harrison [R]
	TITLE:	Driver's License Suspension
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the suspension of a driver's license to a person under the age of twenty‑one for having an unlawful alcohol concentration; revises the penalties to include requiring an offender who operates a vehicle to have an ignition interlock device installed on the vehicle; relates to the suspension of a license, a license renewal or its return, and issuance of a license that restricts the driver to only operating a vehicle with an ignition interlock device.

SC H 4438	AUTHOR:	Rutherford [D]
	TITLE:	Driving Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that a person who is arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs must be offered the choice of taking a breath or blood test to determine the presence of alcohol or drugs in his system; provides that a person who registers an alcohol concentration of five one‑hundredths of one percent or less may not be charged with driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

SC H 4451	AUTHOR:	Bowen [R]
	TITLE:	Electronic Communication Device Motor Vehicle Use
	LOCATION:	House Education and Public Works Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that it is unlawful for a person to use an electronic communication device while driving a motor vehicle under certain circumstances; provides a penalty; provides for the distribution of monies collected from fines associated with violations of these provisions; provides that points must be assessed against the driving record of a person convicted of improper use of an electronic communication device while driving a motor vehicle.

SC S 59	AUTHOR:	Martin L [R]
	TITLE:	Reckless Driving
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to traffic rules, by adding section 56‑5‑3815; provides that it is unlawful to drive carelessly as a result of being distracted; defines carelessly; provides for a fifty dollar fine with no points assigned.

SC S 65	AUTHOR:	Martin L [R]
	TITLE:	Driving Without a License
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to persons who are exempt from obtaining a driver's license; provides penalties for a nonresident who operates a vehicle when his license is suspended, revoked, or canceled by his home jurisdiction; relates to penalties for driving without a license; provides additional penalties for a person who violates this section who is convicted of a violation for which suspension or revocation of the privilege to operate a vehicle is mandatory.

SC S 263	AUTHOR:	Knotts [R]
	TITLE:	Driver Chemical Breath Tests
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that a person who while driving a motor vehicle does any act forbidden by law in the driving of the motor vehicle, which proximately causes death to a person, is guilty of the misdemeanor offense of vehicular homicide; provides that a person must submit to either one or a combination of chemical tests of his breath.

SC S 448	AUTHOR:	Hutto C [D]
	TITLE:	All‑terrain Vehicle Regulation
	LOCATION:	Senate Fish, Game and Forestry Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts Chandler's Law; provides for regulation of the operation of all‑terrain vehicles including minimum age requirements for the operation of all‑terrain vehicles, safety course completion requirements, safety equipment requirements, and passenger riding requirements; provides for the enforcement of the provisions contained in this chapter; provides that all‑terrain vehicles are exempt from ad valorem taxes; provides penalties for certain violations.

SC S 707	AUTHOR:	Leventis [D]
	TITLE:	Division of Aeronautics
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the creation of the Division of Aeronautics within the Department of Commerce; moves the functions, duties, and responsibilities of the Division of Aeronautics to the Department of Transportation; revises certain provisions; relates to the operation of intrastate scheduled airline service, county aviation commissions, the use of state‑owned aircraft, and the use of alcoholic beverages by flight crew members.

SC S 746	AUTHOR:	Lourie [D]
	TITLE:	Driver's License Suspension
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the suspension of a driver's license to a person under the age of twenty‑one for having an unlawful alcohol concentration; revises the penalties to include requiring an offender who operates a vehicle to have an ignition interlock device installed on the vehicle.

US H 873	SPONSOR:	Lewis Jo [D]
	TITLE:	Safety of Motorcoaches
	LOCATION:	House Energy and Commerce Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Improves the safety of motorcoaches and for other purposes.

US H 1459	SPONSOR:	Myrick [R]
	TITLE:	State and Local Immigration Law Enforcement
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Immigration and Nationality Act with respect to detention of unlawfully present aliens who are apprehended for driving while intoxicated; improves State and local enforcement of immigration laws, and for other purposes.

US H 1562	SPONSOR:	Roybal‑Allard [D]
	TITLE:	Programs to Prevent Underage Drinking
	LOCATION:	House Energy and Commerce Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for programs and activities with respect to the prevention of underage drinking.

US H 1772	SPONSOR:	Engel [D]
	TITLE:	Accidents from Cell Phone Use and Texting While Driving
	LOCATION:	House Energy and Commerce Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends titles 23 and 49, United States Code, to reduce injuries and deaths caused by cell phone use and texting while driving, and for other purposes.

US H 1823	SPONSOR:	Sensenbrenner [R]
	TITLE:	The Federal Criminal Code
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the Criminal Code Modernization and Simplification Act; relates to the modernization, shortening, and simplification of the Federal criminal code.

US H 2129	SPONSOR:	Engel [D]
	TITLE:	Receipt of Highway Funding by States
	LOCATION:	House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends chapter 1 of title 23, United States Code, to condition the receipt of certain highway funding by States on the enactment and enforcement by States of certain Laws to prevent repeat intoxicated driving.

US H 2324	SPONSOR:	Capito [R]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving Injuries and Fatalities
	LOCATION:	House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the Research of Alcohol Detection Systems for Stopping Alcohol‑related Fatalities Everywhere Act; provides that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shall carry out a collaborative research effort to explore the feasibility and the potential benefits of, and the public policy challenges associated with, more widespread deployment of in‑vehicle technology to prevent alcohol‑impaired driving.

US H 2333	SPONSOR:	McCarthy C [D]
	TITLE:	Use of Hand Held Mobile Devices While Driving
	LOCATION:	House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enhances safety of individuals by banning the use of hand‑held mobile devices while driving.

US H 2575	SPONSOR:	Wilson F [D]
	TITLE:	Drive to Stay Alive Act of 2011
	LOCATION:	House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the Drive to Stay Alive Act of 2011; amends title 23, United States Code, to require the Secretary of Transportation to withhold a portion of Federal‑aid Highway funds apportioned to a State unless the State enacts and implements a law establishing penalties for using a cell phone to make telephone calls or text while driving with a minor in the vehicle.

US S 273	SPONSOR:	Lautenberg [D]
	TITLE:	Laws to Prevent Repeat Intoxicated Driving by States
	LOCATION:	Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends chapter 1 of title 23, United States Code, to condition the receipt of certain highway funding by States on the enactment and enforcement by States of certain Laws to prevent repeat intoxicated driving.

US S 453	RELATED:	US H 873
	SPONSOR:	Brown S [D]
	TITLE:	Safety of Motorcoaches
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Improves the safety of motorcoaches, and for other purposes.

US S 510	SPONSOR:	Udall T [D]
	TITLE:	Drunk Driving Injuries and Fatalities
	LOCATION:	Senate Commerce, Science & Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the Research of Alcohol Detection Systems for Stopping Alcohol‑related Fatalities Everywhere Act of 2011; prevents drunk driving injuries and fatalities, and for other purposes.

US S 528	SPONSOR:	Gillibrand [D]
	TITLE:	Driver Safety Grants
	LOCATION:	Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides driver safety grants to States with graduated driver licensing Laws that meet certain minimum requirements.

US S 754	SPONSOR:	Pryor [D]
	TITLE:	Testing Records of Commercial Motor Vehicle Operators
	LOCATION:	Senate Commerce, Science & Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends title 49, United States Code, to require the Secretary of Transportation to establish and maintain a national clearinghouse for records relating to alcohol and controlled substance testing of commercial motor vehicle operators, and for other purposes.

US S 1422	SPONSOR:	Klobuchar [D]
	TITLE:	Grant Program in the Department of Transportation
	LOCATION:	Senate Commerce, Science & Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes a grant program in the Department of Transportation to improve the traffic safety of teen drivers.

US S 1449	SPONSOR:	Pryor [D]
	TITLE:	Mariahs Act
	LOCATION:	Senate Commerce, Science & Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to motor vehicle and highway safety, State highway, teen traffic, and motorcyclist safety programs, in‑vehicle alcohol detection device research, emergency medical services, importing noncompliant vehicles and equipment, importer financial responsibility, vehicle defect reporting, recall obligations, child safety seats and anchorage systems; provides grants related to improved traffic safety information systems, impaired driving countermeasures, graduated driver licensing, and distracted driving.

US S 1596	RELATED:	US H 2112
	SPONSOR:	Murray [D]
	TITLE:	Department of Transportation Appropriations
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Makes appropriations for the Departments of Transportation, and Housing and Urban Development, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2012, and for other purposes.

US S 1786	SPONSOR:	Hatch [R]
	TITLE:	Long Term Surface Transportation Extension Act
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Creates the Long‑Term Surface Transportation Extension Act of 2011; relates to federal‑aid highway programs and the highway trust fund, transportation‑related taxes, multimodal projects, environmental review reforms, public transportation, highway safety programs, motor carrier safety programs, regulatory relief and time‑out, energy recovery and conservation, and the recission of unspent federal funds.

US S 1813	SPONSOR:	Boxer [D]
	TITLE:	Federal Aid Highway Construction Programs
	LOCATION:	Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Reauthorizes Federal‑aid highway and highway safety construction programs; relates highway performance, a transportation mobility program, workforce development, national bridge and tunnel inventory and inspection, congestion mitigation and air quality improvement, a national freight program, highway use tax evasion projects, environmental procedures, highway worker safety, open container requirements, electric vehicle charging stations, and various related matters.

US S 1816	SPONSOR:	Lautenberg [D]
	TITLE:	Repeat Offenders of Driving While Intoxicated
	LOCATION:	Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends title 23, United States Code, to modify a provision relating to minimum penalties for repeat offenders for driving while intoxicated or driving under the influence.

WA H 2127 b	AUTHOR:	Armstrong [R]
	TITLE:	Supplemental Operating Appropriation
	LOCATION:	House Ways & Means Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Makes 2011‑2013 fiscal biennium supplemental operating appropriations.

WA S 5967 b	AUTHOR:	Murray [D]
	TITLE:	Supplemental Operating Appropriations
	LOCATION:	Senate Ways and Means Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Makes 2011 2nd Special Session supplemental operating appropriations.

WI A 120	AUTHOR:	Cullen [D]
	TITLE:	Alcohol Beverages and Quadricycles
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the possession and consumption of alcohol beverages by drivers and passengers on commercial quadricycles; requires municipal authority to regulate the operation of commercial quadricycles.

WI A 131	AUTHOR:	Kerkman [R]
	TITLE:	Use of Cell Phones While Driving
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the use of cellular telephones and other devices while operating certain motor vehicles transporting children.

WI A 206	AUTHOR:	Bies [R]
	TITLE:	Inattentive Driving
	LOCATION:	Assembly Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to inattentive driving; provides a penalty.

WI A 207	AUTHOR:	Ott J [R]
	TITLE:	Driving While Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to penalties for driving a vehicle while under the influence of an intoxicant; provides a penalty.

WI A 208	AUTHOR:	Ott J [R]
	TITLE:	Operating‑While‑Intoxicated Offenses
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to penalties for operating‑while‑intoxicated offenses; provides a penalty.

WI S 142	AUTHOR:	Taylor L [D]
	TITLE:	Consumption of Alcohol on Quadricycles
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation and Elections Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the possession and consumption of alcohol beverages by drivers and passengers on commercial quadricycles; provides for municipal authority to regulate the operation of commercial quadricycles.

WI S 152	AUTHOR:	Darling [R]
	TITLE:	Driving a Vehicle While Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary, Utilities, Commerce, and Government Operations Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to penalties for driving a vehicle while under the influence of an intoxicant.

WI S 154	AUTHOR:	Darling [R]
	TITLE:	Operating While Intoxicated
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary, Utilities, Commerce, and Government Operations Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to penalties for operating‑while‑intoxicated offenses.

WI S 158	AUTHOR:	Kedzie [R]
	TITLE:	Restricted Operator's License Eligibility
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation and Elections Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to restricted licenses for persons whose operating privilege has been suspended or revoked; removes immediate eligibility for persons whose chemical tests indicated the presence of a restricted controlled substance or a prohibited alcohol concentration or who have been convicted of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence.

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