Relating to the careless operation of a motor vehicle

Added a new requirement that images or video from school bus safety cameras cannot be used by any political subdivision for violation detection or enforcement in automated camera systems.

Changed the penalty for failing to stop for a school bus from a point assessment system to mandatory driver's license suspensions (90 days for first offense, 120 days for subsequent offenses).

Elevated the offense of failing to stop for a school bus to a class E felony if it results in physical injury to a child, and a class D felony if it causes serious physical injury or death to a child.

Updated the repealed statutes from sections 302.302 and 304.070 to include section 304.822, reflecting changes in the laws being amended.

Removed the specific definition of 'automated school bus safety camera' and the requirement that cameras must be synchronized to automatically record violations.

Added a mandatory requirement that any image or video not used for enforcement must be permanently deleted within 180 days of capture.

Modified the point system to assess an additional two points for any listed traffic violation if it results in personal injury or property damage.