The bill amends Arkansas law regarding the height of vehicles by introducing a new offense for operating a vehicle with a modified bumper. Specifically, it establishes that a person commits this offense if they operate certain types of vehicles—such as passenger cars, pickup trucks, sports utility vehicles, or panel trucks—on public highways or streets, and if the vehicle's suspension, frame, or chassis has been modified to raise the front bumper at least four inches higher than the rear bumper.

The bill outlines penalties for this offense, including a fine of $250 for a first violation within a twelve-month period and $500 for any subsequent violations. Additionally, if a person commits a third offense within the same period, their driver's license will be suspended for twelve months from the date of conviction. The offense is classified as a strict liability offense, meaning that intent is not a factor in determining guilt.