The proposed bill amends existing laws regarding moving traffic violations in highway work zones by introducing the concept of "mobile work zones." It defines a mobile work zone as an area on a highway, road, or street where work is being performed for a limited time, marked by specific signage or devices. The bill stipulates that fines for moving traffic violations committed in either a highway work zone or a mobile work zone will be assessed, particularly if construction personnel are present at the time of the violation. The trial judge may impose an additional fine equivalent to the standard fine for such violations, and this additional fine will be included in any bond posted for the violation.

Furthermore, the bill specifies that additional fines and penalties will not be enforced in mobile work zones unless appropriate warning signs indicating doubled fines are present on the highway equipment establishing the mobile work zone. It also clarifies that the definitions of moving traffic violations encompass a wide range of offenses, including reckless driving, driving under the influence, and exceeding speed limits. The bill aims to enhance safety in work zones by ensuring that drivers are aware of the potential for increased penalties for violations in these areas.