Severe Federal Penalties for Intentionally Obstructing Interstate Highways.
This law creates a new federal crime: intentionally blocking traffic on the Interstate System. Citizens should be aware that deliberately slowing traffic, standing on the road, or endangering vehicles on these highways can result in very high fines and long prison sentences. The goal is to ensure free passage and safety, especially for emergency vehicles.
Key points
Introduction of a federal ban on intentionally obstructing interstate highways, including slowing traffic or standing on the road.
High penalties for violation: up to 15 years in prison and a $10,000 fine for a standard violation.
Stricter penalties (up to 20 years) for obstructing an emergency vehicle, and life imprisonment if the obstruction results in death.
Status:
Expired
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