NEW FLORIDA LAW:

As of October 1st, anyone caught doing 30mph over the speed limit in Florida faces vehicle confiscation, five to ten years in prison and a ten-year license suspension. Bill HB 137, which was signed into law, was originally targeted at motorcyclists, but was amended at the last minute to include all vehicles.

Originally introduced by State Rep. Carlos Lopez-Cantera, who developed an irrational fear of bikers after he witnessed some pulling wheelies and driving dangerously during a ride-along with Miami police, HB 137 has become known as the Anti-Biker Bill due to its discriminatory nature.

While the bill was modified to include all vehicles before being passed into law, the anti-motorcycle language remains, specifically that referring to the revocation of a motorcycle endorsement, leading to some confusion. It's not known if car drivers will face the same license suspension as bike riders.


BILL info. http://www.myfloridahouse.gov/SEctio...x?BillId=37239

BILL wording. http://www.myfloridahouse.gov/Sectio...7&Session=2008

 

This will have a detrimental effect on Daytona Bike Week.....that's the problem with these d@mned Liberals....they want to make laws to protect us from ourselves, and don't realize that stupid laws DO have a detrimental effect in a free market economy.

~Joe

 

Man, I'm glad I live on the other side of the country.

 

The information in the OP is incorrect. It's 50 MPH over the limit and confiscation does not occur until the 3rd offense.
http://www.floridaabate.com/hb137sb802final.pdf