Rhode Island H8012 creates the RI Pedestrian Safety Act, allowing cities and towns to use automated safety monitoring systems to enforce traffic.

Rhode Island H8012, the RI Pedestrian Safety Act, authorizes cities and towns to use automated road safety monitoring systems to enforce traffic violations, including stop sign, crosswalk, and failure to yield to pedestrian violations. The act imposes a $50 civil fine on the registered owner of a motor vehicle for camera enforceable violations. It mandates that cities and towns notify the public of the use of these systems and requires annual reporting on the systems' effectiveness.

Rhode Island H8012 creates the RI Pedestrian Safety Act, allowing cities and towns to use automated safety monitoring systems to enforce traffic.

Rhode Island H8012, the RI Pedestrian Safety Act, authorizes cities and towns to use automated road safety monitoring systems to enforce traffic violations, including stop sign, crosswalk, and failure to yield to pedestrian violations. The act imposes a $50 civil fine on the registered owner of a motor vehicle for camera enforceable violations. It mandates that cities and towns notify the public of the use of these systems and requires annual reporting on the systems' effectiveness.