Criminalizes fifth or subsequent drunk driving offenses.

This bill makes fifth or subsequent drunk driving convictions a criminal offense (third-degree crime) instead of a traffic violation, imposing penalties including up to 5 years in jail and a $15,000 fine. It requires a 10-year driver's license suspension for these offenses, increasing to 20 years if the offense occurs on school property within 1,000 feet, through a designated school crossing, or near a school crossing where juveniles are present. Offenders must complete alcohol education, mental health evaluations, and pay a $100 fee to support the Intoxicated Driving Program. The law applies to offenses committed after its effective date.