SB 158

Senate·20th Congress·Filed Jul 7, 2025

Anti-Road Rage Act of 2025

An Act Penalizing Acts of Road Rage and for Other Purposes

In plain language

The Anti‑Road Rage Act would criminalize aggressive or violent driving behavior, impose up to a year in jail, fines, license loss for five years, and require offenders to attend an anger‑management seminar before they can renew their license.

Public Order and SafetyTransportationHuman Rights

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Author · Senator

Erwin Tulfo
SenatorErwin Tulfo
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Subjects

Road Rage

Official sources

Similar in what they’d do, filed by any lawmaker.

SB 1655· Filed Jan 8, 2026
Anti-Road Rage Act of 2026
Pending in the committeeSen. Raffy T. Tulfo
HB 4348· Filed Sep 4, 2025
An Act Penalizing Acts of Road Rage and for Other Purposes
Pending with the Committee on TRANSPORTATION since 2025-09-09Rep. Edvic G. Yap +1
HB 8938· Filed Apr 22, 2026
An Act Penalizing Acts of Road Rage and for Other Purposes
Pending with the Committee on TRANSPORTATION since 2026-05-05Rep. Jeffrey Soriano +1
HB 8190· Filed Mar 2, 2026
An Act Defining Road Rage as a Criminal Offense and Providing Penalties Therefor
Pending with the Committee on TRANSPORTATION since 2026-03-04Rep. Ferdinand Alexander A. Marcos
HB 5887· Filed Nov 12, 2025
An Act Defining the Crime of Road Rage, Providing Stiffer Penalties Therefor, and for Other Purposes
Pending with the Committee on TRANSPORTATION since 2025-11-17Rep. Salvador A. Pleyto

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SBN-158 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress, BatasWatch