Gov. Rick Scott signs 'Chloe's Law'

ORLANDO, Fla. – Gov. Rick Scott has signed "Chloe's Law," which was named after a former University of Central Florida student who was killed in a crash in 2015.

News 6 has been getting results since the bill was first proposed after 21-year-old Chloe Arenas died when she fell asleep and crashed into a retention pond off of State Road 408.

Chloe's Law requires the Florida Department of Transportation to increase barriers along bodies of water on state roads where deaths have occurred, according to new FDOT guidelines.

Arenas' mother went to state lawmakers hoping for changes along roads statewide.

A group of UCF students also traveled to Tallahassee to push for the law in January.

"I would like to thank all of our UCF students including Clarissa Lindsey and Student Government Legislative Affairs Coordinator Tyler Yeargain, for their passionate advocacy leading to the passage of Chloe's Law," said Sen. Darren Soto in a release.