North Carolina H982 establishes a pilot program using electronic speed-measuring systems to detect speed limit violations in highway work zones.
North Carolina H982, the NC Highway Safety Act of 2025, establishes a pilot program to enhance public safety by authorizing the Department of Transportation to use electronic speed-measuring systems to detect speed limit violations in highway work zones. The bill sets standards for the approval, use, and calibration of these systems and establishes a civil penalty for speed violations detected in work zones. It also creates a special fund within the Civil Penalty Litigation Fund to manage collected penalties.
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