Vehicle Laws - Speed Monitoring Systems - Residential Districts
In the Senate - Favorable Report by Judicial Proceedings
Summary
The bill allows state and local agencies to install speed‑monitoring systems that photograph vehicles traveling at least 12 mph over the posted limit in defined residential districts and other high‑risk roadways. Local use requires approval by the governing body after public notice and a hearing, and the law lists specific highways, school zones, and areas near colleges where the cameras may operate. The goal is to improve safety by targeting speeding where it most threatens residents and pedestrians.
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