MS SB2250

Creates Section 63-7-105 in Mississippi Code to prohibit driving passenger motor vehicles, including pickup trucks, with front fenders raised 4 or more inches higher than rear fenders on state streets and highways.

Defines fender height as a vertical measurement from the ground through the centerline of the wheel to the bottom of the fender, and defines "squatted vehicles" as those with fronts raised 4+ inches higher than the rear.

Establishes penalties for violations: first offense $100 fine, second offense $200 fine, third or subsequent offense $300 fine and 12-month license suspension by the Commission of Public Safety.

Limits prior offenses to those occurring within 5 years of each other for purposes of determining penalty level.

Provides 180-day grace period from July 1, 2024, during which law enforcement shall issue warning tickets only; enforcement with penalties begins January 27, 2025.