MI SB0387

Changes terminology from "driver" to "operator" of a motor vehicle in the fleeing and eluding statute.

Fourth-degree fleeing and eluding: felony punishable by imprisonment up to 2 years and fine up to $2,000.

Third-degree fleeing and eluding: felony with 2-5 years imprisonment and fine up to $5,000 if violation results in collision, occurs in 35 mph or less zone, or individual has prior fleeing conviction.

Second-degree fleeing and eluding: felony with 2-10 years imprisonment and fine up to $10,000 if violation causes serious bodily impairment or individual has prior first-, second-, or third-degree fleeing convictions or multiple fourth-degree convictions.

First-degree fleeing and eluding: felony with 2-15 years imprisonment and fine up to $15,000 if violation results in death; conviction requires license suspension (third-degree and below) or revocation (second-degree and above).