Nebraska LB991 allows school districts to install stop-signal-arm camera systems on school buses to enforce traffic violations.
Nebraska LB991 permits school districts to install stop-signal-arm camera systems on school buses to enforce traffic violations. These systems can record data such as images and videos. The bill defines terms like "data," "law enforcement agency," and "school bus." It mandates that bus drivers engage hazard lights when receiving or discharging pupils if a school bus loading area warning sign is displayed. Citations issued by peace officers based on camera data must be mailed to the vehicle's registered owner within six days. The registered owner can appeal the citation.
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