Relating to: a public information campaign related to aggressive driving and making an appropriation. (FE)
AB 654 creates a public information campaign to reduce aggressive driving behaviors like excessive speeding, illegal racing, and fleeing police. The bill allocates $500,000 over two fiscal years ($250,000 annually) for the campaign, which must run for 1-2 years and prioritize areas with the highest incidents of such driving. It requires using billboards, radio, TV, and digital ads, while prioritizing local contractors and featuring stories from affected individuals like young drivers and families. The campaign targets high-risk drivers and must partner with community organizations to influence behavior, without making specific policy changes to traffic laws.
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Nov 2025
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Introduced Nov 19, 2025
Last action Mar 23, 2026
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Nov 19, 2025
Introduced
Introduced by Representatives Goodwin, Stubbs, Madison, Anderson, Clancy, Fitzgerald, Miresse, Moore Omokunde, Neubauer, Ortiz-Velez, Roe, Taylor, Vining, Andraca and Palmeri;
cosponsored by Senators Larson, Carpenter, Hesselbein and Spreitzer
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Party
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District
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Ann Roe
DDemocratic
P
Clint Anderson
DDemocratic
P
Darrin Madison
DDemocratic
P
Deb Andraca
DDemocratic
P
Greta Neubauer
DDemocratic
P
Joan Fitzgerald
DDemocratic
P
Lori Palmeri
DDemocratic
P
Robyn Vining
DDemocratic
P
Russell Goodwin
DDemocratic
P
Ryan Clancy
DDemocratic
P
Sequanna Taylor
DDemocratic
P
Shelia Stubbs
DDemocratic
P
Supreme Moore Omokunde
DDemocratic
P
Sylvia Ortiz-Velez
DDemocratic
P
Vinnie Miresse
DDemocratic
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