Pennsylvania HB2635 establishes an automated speed enforcement system on designated highways, setting rules for its operation and penalties for.
Pennsylvania HB2635 amends Title 75 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to establish an automated speed enforcement system on designated highways. The bill outlines procedures for the operation of these systems, including the requirement for appropriate warning signs and the prohibition of frontal view recorded images as evidence. It specifies that compensation for manufacturers or vendors must be based on the value of equipment and services, not on the number of citations issued.
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