An Act further regulating junior operator licenses

HD 2120 requires all high schools to hold annual seminars on texting and driving dangers for every student. It adds a requirement that junior driver license applicants provide a "letter of good standing" from their school principal. The bill increases penalties for junior drivers (16-18 year olds) who text while driving: $100 fine and 180-day license suspension for a first offense, $250 fine and 1-year suspension for a second offense, and $500 fine with 1-year suspension for third or subsequent offenses. These provisions directly affect teen drivers and their schools, focusing on reducing distracted driving through education and stricter consequences.