Video imaging of parking violations.
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No
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
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Overview
This bill extends the authorization for public transit agencies and the City and County of San Francisco to use video imaging technology to enforce parking violations in transit-only lanes and at transit stops. It requires warning notices for 60 days before issuing violation notices and mandates reporting requirements for agencies using automated enforcement systems. The bill also restricts access to video image records to local agencies for enforcement purposes only, prohibiting their use by law enforcement or federal authorities. Finally, it makes legislative findings regarding privacy and the necessity of a special statute for San Francisco.
Key provisions
- Extends the authorization for video imaging enforcement until January 1, 2034.
- Requires 60-day warning notices before issuing violation notices.
- Mandates reporting requirements for agencies using automated enforcement systems.
- Restricts access to video image records to local agencies for enforcement.
- Prohibits use of video records by law enforcement or federal authorities.
- Requires agencies to blur identifying images to protect privacy.
- Exempts the City and County of San Francisco from certain reporting requirements.
- Includes legislative findings regarding privacy and the necessity of a special statute for San Francisco.
Who is affected
- Public transit agencies
- City and County of San Francisco
- Registered vehicle owners
- Local parking enforcement authorities
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