MS HB902

Prohibits driving passenger motor vehicles on public roadways that have been elevated or lowered more than 6 inches through modification, with fines of $25-$50; exempts pickup trucks from this provision.

Prohibits driving any passenger motor vehicle, including pickup trucks, if the front fender height exceeds the rear fender height by 4 or more inches, measured vertically from the ground through the wheel centerline to the fender bottom.

Establishes escalating penalties for violating the front fender height restriction: first offense $100 fine, second offense $200 fine, third or subsequent offense $300 fine and 12-month license suspension.

Defines prior offenses as violations occurring within 5 years of each other, including those immediately preceding the most recent offense.

Takes effect July 1, 2024.