The bill amends Florida Statutes related to traffic infractions, specifically addressing reckless driving. It introduces new definitions of reckless driving per se, including fleeing a law enforcement officer and exceeding the speed limit by 50 mph or more, as well as operating a vehicle at 100 mph or more. The penalties for reckless driving are significantly increased, with first-time offenders facing up to 90 days of imprisonment or a fine of at least $2,500, along with a six-month revocation of their driving privileges. Subsequent offenses carry even harsher penalties, including longer imprisonment and higher fines, with a one-year revocation of driving privileges for second offenses.

Additionally, the bill modifies the procedures for traffic citations, allowing officers to indicate civil penalties on citations rather than requiring it. It mandates that individuals cited for certain infractions must appear at a scheduled hearing. The bill also establishes impoundment procedures for vehicles involved in specific reckless driving offenses, allowing law enforcement to impound vehicles for up to 30 days. The effective date for these changes is set for July 1, 2025.