Speed safety systems.
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No
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No
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to improve speed safety in the City of Long Beach, specifically along the Pacific Coast Highway, by expanding the use of speed safety systems. It requires these systems to blur images of drivers, vehicles, and pedestrians who aren’t speeding and mandates that they blur images unavoidably captured of non-violating individuals to the extent feasible. The bill also addresses existing system limitations and introduces specific requirements for system operation and data handling.
Key provisions
- Requires speed safety systems to blur images of non-violating drivers, vehicles, and pedestrians.
- Authorizes the City of Long Beach to have two additional speed safety systems on the Pacific Coast Highway.
- Mandates that speed safety systems be angled to capture only speeding violations.
- Requires speed safety systems to blur images of non-violating individuals to the extent feasible.
- Updates Section 22425 of the Vehicle Code to clarify system requirements and limitations.
- Establishes a process for evaluating the effectiveness of speed safety systems through data analysis and traffic calming measures.
- Includes provisions for public notification and transparency regarding the use of speed safety systems.
- Addresses data confidentiality and restrictions on data sharing.
Who is affected
- City of Long Beach residents and drivers
- California Department of Motor Vehicles
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