Ohio SB340 requires municipal corporations to obtain elector approval before using traffic cameras to enforce traffic laws.

Ohio SB340 mandates that municipal corporations must secure approval from the electorate before deploying traffic cameras to detect and enforce traffic law violations. If approved by a majority vote, local authorities may use traffic cameras to enforce violations such as running red lights or speeding. The bill outlines procedures for issuing tickets, contesting violations, and handling cases involving stolen vehicles or license plates. It also specifies conditions for the use of traffic cameras, including the presence of a law enforcement officer at the camera location.

Ohio SB340 requires municipal corporations to obtain elector approval before using traffic cameras to enforce traffic laws.

Ohio SB340 mandates that municipal corporations must secure approval from the electorate before deploying traffic cameras to detect and enforce traffic law violations. If approved by a majority vote, local authorities may use traffic cameras to enforce violations such as running red lights or speeding. The bill outlines procedures for issuing tickets, contesting violations, and handling cases involving stolen vehicles or license plates. It also specifies conditions for the use of traffic cameras, including the presence of a law enforcement officer at the camera location.