Massachusetts H4087 allows cities and towns to install traffic safety cameras at intersections to enhance traffic and pedestrian safety.
Massachusetts H4087 permits cities and towns to install and operate traffic safety cameras at intersections to promote traffic and pedestrian safety. The bill defines "traffic safety camera" as a device that captures images of vehicles committing intersection violations. Cities and towns must notify operators of the presence of these cameras and can impose fines on violators. The Massachusetts Department of Transportation is tasked with establishing minimum safety and privacy standards for these cameras.
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