HB 82: Regards traffic offenses in construction zones

This bill amends the state's traffic laws to improve road safety. The director of public safety will adopt rules to regulate online driver education courses, requiring 24 hours of in-person classroom instruction or an approved online course followed by eight hours of behind-the-wheel instruction. The rules will also include instruction on distracted driving, driving under the influence, and driving in construction zones. The bill also establishes penalties for violating traffic laws, including fines and increased penalties for repeat offenders. Drivers who commit offenses while distracted or in a construction zone may face additional fines. The bill aims to protect the public and ensure that drivers are adequately trained and aware of the risks associated with driving.<br>The bill aims to improve road safety by addressing various driving behaviors. Drivers are required to stop at clearl…