Vehicles: automated enforcement systems.
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Transportation
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Overview
This bill updates California Vehicle Code Section 13350 to clarify the process for revoking a driver’s license upon conviction of certain offenses, particularly reckless driving and felony offenses involving vehicles. It expands the types of offenses that trigger license revocation and outlines the requirements for reinstating a revoked license. The bill also introduces provisions related to automated parking enforcement systems, including the use of forward-facing cameras for parking violations and the implementation of enhanced curb management systems with associated fees and data privacy protections.
Key provisions
- Authorizes local agencies to install forward-facing parking control devices on enforcement vehicles to capture video images of parking violations.
- Expands the automated parking control device program to include enforcement of parking violations in bicycle lanes and commercial loading zones.
- Requires local agencies to establish an enhanced curb management system with associated fees for parking access.
- Mandates the collection and review of image data by peace officers or authorized personnel before issuing parking violation notices.
- Requires local agencies to conduct a public information campaign of at least 60 days before issuing citations.
- Requires local agencies to report periodically to the Legislature on the system’s impact.
- Authorizes the University of California, California State University, and California Community Colleges to implement automated parking control device programs.
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