FL H0297

Establishes the "Anthony Reznik Act" to amend Florida law on aggressive careless driving, defined as committing two or more specified dangerous driving acts simultaneously or in succession.

Adds four new violations to aggressive careless driving: texting while driving, using a wireless device in school zones or work zones, and failing to wear required corrective lenses.

Creates criminal penalties for aggressive careless driving: second-degree misdemeanor for property or personal damage, first-degree misdemeanor for serious bodily injury, and third-degree felony for death of another person.

Defines "serious bodily injury" as a physical condition creating substantial risk of death, serious disfigurement, or protracted loss or impairment of any bodily member or organ function.

Requires traffic citation forms to include a checkbox for law enforcement officers to indicate when a violation or crash was caused by aggressive careless driving as defined in section 316.1923; effective July 1, 2022.