DeSantis Signs Controversial Bear-Shooting Bill, Vetoes Left-Lane Driving Crackdown
The new law allows Floridians to kill black bears in self-defense, while the vetoed bill aimed to fine slow drivers in the left lane.
- The bear-shooting law provides legal protection for residents who kill bears perceived as threats.
- Opponents argue the law could lead to unnecessary bear deaths and pose public safety risks.
- Supporters claim the law is necessary due to increasing human-bear encounters in rural areas.
- DeSantis vetoed a bill that would have fined drivers for cruising in the left lane on highways.
- Critics of the vetoed bill believe it would have led to increased traffic congestion.