HB 4348
House·20th Congress·Filed Sep 4, 2025
An Act Penalizing Acts of Road Rage and for Other Purposes
In plain language
The Anti‑Road Rage Act of 2025 creates a specific crime for aggressive behavior on roads, sets jail terms and fines that increase if injury or death occurs, revokes drivers’ licenses for five years, and requires offenders to attend anger‑management classes. It also creates a special DOJ unit to prosecute cases, provides protection for victims and witnesses, and orders rules to be issued within 90 days.
Public Order and SafetyTransportationJustice and Judiciary
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HB04348 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress, BatasWatch