AL HB315

Renames the "Alabama Move Over Act" to the "Alabama John Hubbard Move Over Act" and applies to law enforcement vehicles, emergency vehicles, wreckers, utility service vehicles, maintenance/construction/survey vehicles, and garbage collection vehicles displaying warning lights.

Increases penalties for violations: first violation $200 fine, second violation $250 fine, third or subsequent violation $300 fine plus 90-day driver's license suspension.

Doubles minimum penalties for violations that also involve driving under the influence, reckless driving, construction zone violations, wireless device violations, or racing on public highways.

Creates new felony and misdemeanor charges if a Move Over Act violation causes a collision: Class A misdemeanor for physical injury, Class C felony for serious physical injury, and Class B felony for death of any individual.

Requires the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency to conduct educational awareness campaigns about the law and include information in driver's license materials after January 1, 2025; becomes effective October 1, 2024.