AL SB172

Establishes the crime of aggressive driving when a motor vehicle operator acts with intent to annoy, harass, molest, intimidate, injure, or obstruct another driver while committing one of nine enumerated traffic violations.

Enumerated violations include striking another vehicle, passing in no-passing zones, following too closely, throwing destructive material, unlawful overtaking, traveling below minimum speed, reckless driving, remaining in leftmost lane beyond 1.5 miles, or brandishing a firearm.

First violation constitutes a Class A misdemeanor with mandatory license suspension of at least 30 days by the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency.

Second or subsequent conviction within 10 years constitutes a Class D felony with mandatory license revocation of at least one year.

Effective date: October 1, 2025.