SC H4292

Creates the "Roadway Protection and Safety Act" establishing criminal penalties for "street takeovers" - coordinated obstruction of public roadways for illegal vehicle exhibitions like burnouts, drifting, doughnuts, and speed contests

Classifies participants as felons with first offense penalties of $3,500 fine, up to 5 years imprisonment, and 6-month license suspension; second offense increases to $7,500 fine, up to 10 years imprisonment, and 1-year license suspension

Penalizes organizers (including those using social media to coordinate events) with escalating penalties from misdemeanor ($3,500 fine, 6 months) to felony ($15,000 fine, 10 years) for repeat offenses

Punishes spectators, aiders, and abettors with fines ranging from $1,000 to $5,000 and imprisonment up to one year, plus license suspensions of 30 days to one year depending on offense number

Requires mandatory 30-day vehicle impoundment for first offenses and permanent forfeiture with auction for repeat offenses, with proceeds funding public safety initiatives