Minnesota prohibits camera-based traffic enforcement and cancels related appropriations.
Minnesota prohibits the use of traffic safety camera systems for enforcement of traffic regulations, including red light and speed limit violations. The bill also cancels any existing appropriations for such camera systems. The commissioner of public safety and local government entities must cease using these systems for issuing traffic complaints, notices of violations, civil charges, criminal charges, or administrative citations. The bill mandates an independent evaluation of the pilot program and requires a report to be submitted by October 1, 2029.
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