California SB1279 allows certain cities to use speed safety systems for traffic enforcement.
California SB1279 amends the Vehicle Code to allow designated cities to use speed safety systems for traffic enforcement. The bill sets limits on the number of systems based on city population and requires public information campaigns before implementation. It mandates a Speed Safety System Impact Report and a Use Policy detailing system operations and data handling. Photographic evidence from the systems is confidential and must be destroyed if no violation is issued. The bill also outlines specific rules for school zones and traffic-calming measures.
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