California AB1379 establishes a pilot program for speed safety systems in select cities to enforce speed limits and reduce traffic incidents.

California AB1379 creates a pilot program for speed safety systems in designated jurisdictions, including Los Angeles, San Jose, Oakland, Glendale, Long Beach, Sacramento, and San Francisco. These systems use automated equipment to detect speeding violations and capture photographs of speeding vehicles' license plates. The bill outlines specific deployment criteria, such as safety corridors and high-incident areas for speed contests. It mandates public information campaigns, stakeholder consultations, and the development of use policies and impact reports.

California AB1379 establishes a pilot program for speed safety systems in select cities to enforce speed limits and reduce traffic incidents.

California AB1379 creates a pilot program for speed safety systems in designated jurisdictions, including Los Angeles, San Jose, Oakland, Glendale, Long Beach, Sacramento, and San Francisco. These systems use automated equipment to detect speeding violations and capture photographs of speeding vehicles' license plates. The bill outlines specific deployment criteria, such as safety corridors and high-incident areas for speed contests. It mandates public information campaigns, stakeholder consultations, and the development of use policies and impact reports.