NY S07049

Establishes "persistent aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle" as a Class D felony, applying to persons operating vehicles under permanent revocation or operating with a conditional license while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Establishes "persistent driving while intoxicated" as a Class C felony for persons convicted of driving while intoxicated or related vehicular crimes on three or more occasions within the preceding 15 years.

Increases civil penalties for license revocations under DWI provisions from $750 to $1,000 for second or subsequent revocations within five years.

Increases felony classifications for vehicular crimes: vehicular assault in the second degree from Class E to Class D, vehicular assault in the first degree from Class D to Class C, aggravated vehicular assault from Class C to Class B, and vehicular manslaughter in the first degree from Class C to Class B.

Adds aggravated vehicular homicide to the list of Class B violent felony offenses and increases minimum fines for aggravated unlicensed operation from $500 to $1,000.