photo radar enforcement; civil penalty
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
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Overview
This bill modifies Arizona law regarding photo radar enforcement. It clarifies that individuals receiving notices of violation from photo enforcement systems do not have to identify the driver or respond to the notice. It establishes a civil penalty of up to $75 for violations, with a portion of the collected fines going to a peace officer training fund. The bill also restricts how driving privileges, court records, and insurance rates can be affected by photo enforcement citations, and outlines specific service requirements for notices of violation.
Key provisions
- Individuals do not have to identify the driver or respond to notices of violation from photo enforcement systems.
- A civil penalty of up to $75 can be assessed for photo enforcement violations.
- $15 of the collected civil penalty is deposited into the peace officer training equipment fund.
- Driving privileges cannot be suspended or revoked due to photo enforcement citations served through alternative service.
- Court records of photo enforcement violations cannot be transmitted to the Department of Motor Vehicles.
- Insurers cannot consider photo enforcement violations when determining rates or insurability.
- Photo enforcement companies cannot determine if a violation occurred.
- Specific requirements for serving notices of violation, including certified mail and posting.
Who is affected
- Motorists
- Photo enforcement companies
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