New Jersey A3082 establishes public-private partnerships to share de-identified traffic data.
New Jersey A3082 authorizes the Commissioner of Transportation to create public-private partnerships for sharing de-identified traffic data. These partnerships allow private entities to manage the financial and administrative aspects of data-sharing projects. The data, which cannot be linked to individuals, includes precise geolocation information to improve road conditions reporting. The bill mandates that private partners comply with state data privacy laws and requires the commissioner to review and approve all proposed projects.
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