Tennessee HB1191 creates the "Anti-Road Rage Act of 2024" to penalize reckless firearm discharges and displays in vehicles.
Tennessee HB1191 introduces the "Anti-Road Rage Act of 2024," establishing penalties for reckless firearm discharges and displays in motor vehicles. Recklessly discharging a firearm while operating or as a passenger in a vehicle is a Class E felony. Recklessly brandishing or displaying a firearm under the same conditions is a Class A misdemeanor. The act takes effect July 1, 2025.
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