DRIVER PRIVACY AND SAFETY ACT

Summary

The Driver Privacy and Safety Act restricts how automated license plate readers (ALPRs) can share the data they collect. It bars use of that data for immigration enforcement, for investigating lawful activities such as reproductive or gender‑affirming health care, or for punishing constitutionally protected conduct, and requires quarterly reports to the attorney general. Violations can result in a $10,000 civil penalty or actual damages.

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