Establishes a grant program for local initiatives to address nonmoving violations for low-income road users.
The bill creates a grant program to support local initiatives that provide solution-oriented responses to nonmoving violations for low-income road users. The Washington State Department of Transportation will administer the program, awarding grants for nonpunitive intervention programs. Peace officers must report detailed information about traffic stops, including the reason for the stop, the duration, and whether a consent search was requested. The bill aims to increase compliance, equity, and accessibility while reducing racial disproportionality in traffic stops.
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