Drivers could lose license, car under new street takeover bill
The legislation would allow police to seize and destroy vehicles used in street takeovers after 30 days.
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May 8, 2025, 11:44 AM
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Updated 166 days ago
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6h agoLawmakers are taking action against street takeovers with a new bill passed by the state Senate.
The legislation would allow police to seize and destroy vehicles used in street takeovers after 30 days.
Participants could also face a $2,000 fine and lose their driver's license.
The bill now heads to the state House of Representatives.
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