motorcycles; reckless driving

Summary

The bill treats certain motorcycle violations as reckless driving, making the offense a class 2 misdemeanor and allowing judges to suspend licenses for up to 90 days. If a person is convicted of reckless driving twice within 24 months, the crime becomes a class 1 misdemeanor, carries a minimum 20‑day jail term, and triggers a one‑year license suspension. It also penalizes anyone who helps commit the offense and lets jailed offenders continue work or school for limited hours.

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