IL HB3204

Extends Illinois' "Scott's Law" protections to construction vehicles and farm vehicles using audible or visual signals, requiring approaching drivers to yield right-of-way and move to the right edge of the road or stop if necessary

Requires drivers approaching stationary construction or farm vehicles with active signals to change lanes away from the vehicle on highways with 4+ lanes, or reduce speed and proceed with caution if lane change is unsafe

Maintains existing penalties for violations: fines of $250-$10,000 for first offense, $750-$10,000 for subsequent offenses, Class A misdemeanor if property damage occurs, and Class 4 felony if injury or death results

License suspensions remain in effect: 90 days to 1 year for property damage, 180 days to 2 years for injury, and 2 years for violations resulting in death

Expands Scott's Law Fund and Transportation Safety Highway Hire-back Fund uses to include education about approaching stationary construction and farm vehicles