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HB 203·OH·house

Enact Aspen Runnels' Law

Passed One ChamberFiled Mar 26, 2025
Sponsor: Thomas Hall (R)
Latest Action

Referred to committee

Apr 15, 2026

Legislative status

  1. Introduced
  2. In Committee
  3. Reported by Committee
  4. Floor Vote Scheduled
  5. Passed One Chamber
  6. Passed Both Chambers
  7. Sent to Executive
  8. Signed into Law

Summary

The measure upgrades punishments for vehicular assault, homicide and other moving‑violation offenses committed inside active school zones, including higher fines and longer driver‑license suspensions. It also defines key terms such as “active school zone,” sets signage and speed‑limit requirements, and adds extra penalties for repeat or distracted‑driving offenses. The intent is to make school‑area streets safer for children and other pedestrians.

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History

  1. Referred to committee
  2. Introduced
  3. Passed
  4. Reported - Substitute
  5. Referred to committee
  6. Introduced

Sponsors

  • Thomas Hall (R) · sponsor
  • Josh Williams

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