IL HB3325

Authorizes the Secretary of State to suspend or revoke driving privileges without a preliminary hearing for drivers convicted of violating a pedestrian's right-of-way at a crosswalk or intersection that resulted in a Type A injury (incapacitating injury)

Adds violations of Section 11-904 (failure to stop or yield at intersections) that cause Type A injuries to the list of offenses triggering a 12-month license suspension

Amends Section 11-904 of the Illinois Vehicle Code to specify that drivers convicted of stop/yield sign violations resulting in Type A injuries to another person will have driving privileges suspended for 12 months

Mirrors existing penalties for pedestrian right-of-way violations (Sections 11-1002 and 11-1002.5) that cause serious injuries, extending similar consequences to intersection stop/yield violations