The Anti‑Road Rage Act of 2026 would criminalize aggressive or violent behavior on public roads, impose jail time and fines that increase with the seriousness of the outcome, revoke drivers’ licenses for five years, and create a special prosecution unit while also requiring anger‑management counseling for offenders.
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HB08938 · Sources: BatasWatch
Similar in what they’d do, filed by any lawmaker.