California AB2449 mandates school districts to install stop signal arm enforcement systems on school buses to enforce violations of school bus stop.
California AB2449 requires school districts to install stop signal arm enforcement systems on school buses to document violations of school bus stop laws. These systems, which must meet specifications set by the State Board of Education, use cameras to record vehicles that pass a stopped school bus with its stop signal arm extended. The bill outlines procedures for issuing notices of violation and civil penalties, with escalating fines for repeat offenders. It also mandates that photographic records from these systems remain confidential and are only used for enforcement purposes.
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