5 New Laws: Revenge Porn, Celebratory Gunfire, Bicycle Space, Moped Registration and School Tests

A handful of high-profile new Virginia laws will go into effect on July 1, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

Here are five of the new laws in the commonwealth:

Revenge porn — nude or sexually explicit pictures maliciously shared to harass or intimidate someone — will be a Class 1 misdemeanor. The legislation passed unanimously in the House of Delegates in February.

"Brendon's Law" is named after the 7-year-old by who was killed last year by a falling bullet. The law would makes celebratory gunfire that wounds a person a Class 6 felony, with up to 5 years in prison.

Bicycle riders are getting more space to share the road with motorists. Cars will need to give 3 feet of clearance when passing, up from 2 feet.

Mopeds will need vehicle registration and title. That's a combined $30 bill. Previously, moped drivers just needed a picture ID.

The number of mandated Standards of Learning tests administered to 3rd to 8th grade students will be reduced from 22 to 17.

See more on new Virginia laws going into effect Tuesday, July 1.