Alaska SB235 reserves the authority to regulate automated traffic safety cameras to the state, prohibiting municipalities from banning their use.
SB235 amends Alaska law to reserve the authority to regulate automated traffic safety cameras to the state, prohibiting municipalities from banning their use. The bill defines an automated traffic safety camera as a device that uses a vehicle sensor and a camera to record images of vehicles that fail to stop at red lights or railroad crossings, or exceed speed limits. This provision applies to both home rule and general law municipalities.
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