Video imaging of parking violations.
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill makes minor technical adjustments to existing law regarding the use of video imaging for parking violations. Specifically, it clarifies the process for issuing citations and warnings, ensures transparency with the public, and outlines procedures for reviewing video evidence and data retention. The bill also addresses the use of video data by automated license plate recognition systems.
Key provisions
- Allows public transit operators to use video imaging for parking violations in transit-only lanes and at transit stops.
- Requires a 60-day warning period before issuing parking citations through video imaging.
- Mandates public notification and information about the enforcement program.
- Permits registered owners to review video evidence of alleged violations.
- Establishes a data retention policy for video images, with destruction of non-violation footage.
- Prohibits the use of video image data by automated license plate recognition systems without specific authorization.
- Defines key terms such as ‘local agency’ and ‘transit-only traffic lane’.
- Sets an expiration date for the bill's provisions, with repeal scheduled for January 1, 2027.
Who is affected
- Public transit operators
- City and county governments
- Registered vehicle owners
- Local parking enforcement authorities
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