Rhode Island Pedestrian Safety Act allows cities and towns to use automated safety monitoring systems to enforce traffic violations in designated.

The Rhode Island Pedestrian Safety Act authorizes cities and towns to use automated road safety monitoring systems to enforce stop sign, crosswalk, and failure to yield to pedestrian violations in school zones, hospital zones, and other designated safety zones. The act imposes a $50 civil fine on the registered owner of a vehicle involved in a violation. The act includes provisions for the destruction of recorded evidence, limitations on the use of photographs and videos, and requirements for public notice and reporting.

Rhode Island Pedestrian Safety Act allows cities and towns to use automated safety monitoring systems to enforce traffic violations in designated.

The Rhode Island Pedestrian Safety Act authorizes cities and towns to use automated road safety monitoring systems to enforce stop sign, crosswalk, and failure to yield to pedestrian violations in school zones, hospital zones, and other designated safety zones. The act imposes a $50 civil fine on the registered owner of a vehicle involved in a violation. The act includes provisions for the destruction of recorded evidence, limitations on the use of photographs and videos, and requirements for public notice and reporting.