FL H0159

Creates the "Highway Safety Act" with legislative intent to reduce road rage and aggressive careless driving through enforcement and educational measures.

Defines "road rage" as intentional or unintentional injury, killing, or threats against drivers, passengers, or pedestrians due to loss of emotional control.

Requires drivers to yield the left lane on multi-lane highways when being overtaken by faster vehicles, with exceptions for legal speed limit driving, actively passing, hazardous conditions, or law enforcement direction.

Changes aggressive careless driving definition to require three or more (previously two) simultaneous or successive acts including speeding, improper lane changes, tailgating, failing to yield, or improper passing.

Imposes fines of $100 for first aggressive careless driving violation and $250-$500 for subsequent violations, with mandatory hearings required; allocates collected fines to trauma centers, emergency medical services, and highway safety education.