OK HB3427

Creates "Bridges' Law" establishing the offense of "deliberate, unsafe driving," defined as committing two or more moving violations likely to endanger others or one intentional violation requiring a defensive reaction from another driver

Establishes a misdemeanor offense for deliberate, unsafe driving that poses a risk of harm to property or another person

Elevates the offense to a Class C1 felony (up to 8 years imprisonment, up to $1,000 fine) when deliberate, unsafe driving results in vehicle collision, contact with another vehicle, sideswiping, ramming, or forcing another car off the road

Creates enhanced penalties: Class B6 felony (up to $5,000 fine) when the offense endangers a minor child or occurs in a posted construction or school zone; Class B4 felony (up to $5,000 fine) when the offense causes great bodily injury

Requires mandatory revocation of driving privileges upon conviction for any violation under this act, with the Department of Public Safety to immediately revoke the license; effective date January 1, 2027