Concerning driver privacy protections.

Summary

The law restricts automated license‑plate reader (ALPR) systems to narrow law‑enforcement, parking‑enforcement and transportation purposes and bans their use at schools, health‑care sites, places of worship, immigration facilities and similar locations. It requires agencies to register each system, keep detailed audit logs, delete data quickly, and report annually, while imposing criminal and civil penalties for violations. Evidence gathered in violation is barred from court, protecting driver privacy while still allowing limited public‑safety functions.

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