IL HB4863

Modifies Section 6-303 of the Illinois Vehicle Code regarding driving with a suspended or revoked license, increasing penalties for violations committed while license was revoked for reckless homicide under Section 9-3 of the Criminal Code.

Elevates driving with a revoked license (due to reckless homicide) from Class A misdemeanor to Class 4 felony, with mandatory 30 consecutive days imprisonment or 300 hours community service and required professional alcohol/drug evaluation.

Establishes enhanced penalties for subsequent violations: second violation for reckless homicide-related revocation becomes Class 2 felony with mandatory imprisonment; third violation becomes Class 1 felony with mandatory imprisonment and lifetime driving privilege revocation.

Requires Secretary of State to extend license suspension for the same period as original suspension upon conviction of operating vehicle during suspended/revoked period, or impose new suspension if original has expired.

Authorizes vehicle seizure and forfeiture for violations involving suspended/revoked licenses due to DUI, hit-and-run, reckless homicide, or statutory summary suspension violations.