Pennsylvania HB2230 amends traffic-control device laws to impose civil penalties on GPS navigation providers for commercial driver violations.
Pennsylvania HB2230 amends Title 75 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to enhance penalties for commercial drivers who violate traffic-control devices using GPS navigation systems. If a commercial driver violates traffic-control devices and the GPS navigation system did not provide explicit notice of the prohibitions, the GPS navigation provider faces a civil penalty of $2,000 for each occurrence, in addition to existing penalties. The bill defines "GPS navigation provider" as a person offering a GPS navigation system for sale, subscription, or free.
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