Louisiana HB487 imposes a $250 fine for overtaking a vehicle stopped at a red light using a shoulder or turn lane, without causing injury.
Louisiana HB487 amends traffic control signal laws to establish a $250 fine for drivers who use a shoulder or turn lane to overtake a vehicle stopped at a red light, provided no injury results. The bill also outlines penalties for running red lights that result in injury, serious bodily injury, or death, including fines, potential imprisonment, and license suspension.
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