Bill > H0035

This bill, known as "Isaiah's Law," revises the definition of a "habitual traffic offender" in Florida by expanding the types of offenses that can lead to this designation. Previously, a habitual traffic offender was someone with three or more convictions within a five-year period for offenses like failing to stop and render aid after a crash or driving a commercial vehicle with a disqualified license. This bill adds driving a motor vehicle without a valid license, a violation of section 322.03, to the list of offenses that count towards habitual offender status, and it will take effect on July 1, 2026.