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Several traffic violations currently classified as misdemeanors in Utah are reclassified under this bill. Speeding 21–29 mph over the school zone limit drops from a class C misdemeanor to an infraction, while speeding 30 mph or more over the limit remains a misdemeanor. Careless driving — defined as committing two or more moving violations within three miles, or committing a moving violation while distracted by something inside the vehicle — also drops from a class C misdemeanor to an infraction. The bill also consolidates two separate offenses — driving without insurance and failing to carry proof of insurance — into a single statute that treats both as a class C misdemeanor with fines starting at $400.