Kentucky SB24 establishes penalties for running a red light using a traffic control signal monitoring system.
Kentucky SB24 creates a new section in the Kentucky Revised Statutes to address violations captured by traffic control signal monitoring systems. These systems record images of vehicles entering an intersection against a red signal. The bill imposes fines on drivers caught by these systems, with escalating penalties for repeat offenses. The fines collected are distributed to various funds, including the personal care assistance program and local law enforcement agencies. The bill also outlines procedures for contesting citations and handling defenses related to red light camera violations.
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