Requires a 60 day license suspension for any driver convicted of 2 speeding violations within a school zone, committed within an 18 month period of time.

This bill proposes that if a driver is caught speeding in a school zone twice within 18 months, their driver's license will be suspended for 60 days. The aim is to enhance safety for children around schools by discouraging speeding in those areas. It is intended to hold drivers accountable for repeated violations that could endanger students.

Supporters of the bill argue that it is a necessary measure to protect children and promote safer driving habits near schools. They believe that imposing a license suspension for repeat offenders will deter reckless driving and help create a safer environment for students. This legislation is seen as a proactive step towards reducing accidents and ensuring the safety of young pedestrians.

Critics of the bill may argue that a 60-day license suspension is too harsh a penalty for speeding violations, especially for those who may have made a minor mistake. They could raise concerns about the potential impact on individuals' ability to commute to work or fulfill family responsibilities. Some may also question the effectiveness of this approach in actually improving safety in school zones.