Pennsylvania HB2526 establishes automated litter enforcement systems in public rights-of-way and highways to enforce littering violations.
HB2526 amends Title 75 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to allow the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, or municipalities to establish and use automated litter enforcement systems in public rights-of-way and highways to enforce littering violations. The systems must comply with specific requirements, including annual calibration checks and operator training. Motor vehicle owners identified by these systems must receive a notice of violation within 30 days, with options to pay the fine or contest liability.
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