Establishes a demonstration program for school bus stop-arm cameras and outlines adjudication procedures for related traffic infractions.
The bill establishes a demonstration program for school bus stop-arm cameras in New York. It authorizes counties, cities, towns, or villages to install and operate these cameras on school buses to enforce restrictions on vehicles violating school bus stop-arm laws. The program includes privacy measures to protect drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and cyclists. Adjudication of liability for violations captured by these cameras is handled by local tribunals or courts, with specific procedures for handling notices of liability and contesting charges.
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