Massachusetts S2275 regulates school bus safety cameras to enforce violations and ensure privacy.
Massachusetts S2275 establishes regulations for automated road safety camera systems on school buses to enforce violations of passing a school bus with its warning signals activated. The bill mandates that cities and towns submit implementation plans to the Department of Transportation, which will review them for social and racial equity impacts. The bill sets a maximum fine of $25 per violation, with exceptions for certain circumstances such as emergency vehicles or stolen vehicles. It also outlines procedures for contesting violations, including written contests and hearings.
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