Michigan SB1165 adopts federal safety regulations for unmanned aircraft systems and outlines enforcement mechanisms.
Michigan SB1165, known as the "unmanned aircraft systems safety act," adopts federal regulations for unmanned aircraft systems, specifically 14 CFR parts 89, 91, and 107. These regulations apply to the operation of unmanned aircraft systems in Michigan, with enforcement by state peace officers. The act outlines civil fines for violations, with escalating penalties for repeat offenses and more severe infractions. It also specifies that the act does not apply to conduct that constitutes a felony or misdemeanor under federal law.
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