New Jersey S3670 allows municipalities to use school bus video footage to issue tickets for illegally passing a school bus.

New Jersey S3670 permits municipalities to use video footage from school buses to enforce laws against illegally passing a school bus. A law enforcement official must review the footage and issue a summons within 90 days of the violation. The bill also outlines penalties for offenses, including fines of $100 for a first offense and $250 for subsequent offenses. The video footage is not considered a public record and cannot be used in civil or administrative proceedings unrelated to the violation. The footage must be purged if a summons is not issued within 90 days.

New Jersey S3670 allows municipalities to use school bus video footage to issue tickets for illegally passing a school bus.

New Jersey S3670 permits municipalities to use video footage from school buses to enforce laws against illegally passing a school bus. A law enforcement official must review the footage and issue a summons within 90 days of the violation. The bill also outlines penalties for offenses, including fines of $100 for a first offense and $250 for subsequent offenses. The video footage is not considered a public record and cannot be used in civil or administrative proceedings unrelated to the violation. The footage must be purged if a summons is not issued within 90 days.