An Act relative to traffic regulation using road safety cameras
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Progress
Where this bill stands in the legislative process.
- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill proposes to allow the use of automated road safety cameras in Massachusetts to help improve traffic safety. The cameras would be used to enforce traffic laws, such as speeding and red-light violations. The bill aims to reduce traffic accidents and fatalities by deterring unsafe driving behaviors. It seeks to establish a framework for the deployment and operation of these camera systems.
Key provisions
- Permits the use of automated road safety cameras.
- Specifies the types of traffic violations that cameras can capture.
- Requires the Department of Transportation to develop guidelines for camera placement and operation.
- Establishes a process for appealing camera citations.
- Directs the Department of Revenue to manage revenue generated from camera fines.
Who is affected
- Motorists
- Drivers
- Massachusetts Residents
- The Department of Transportation
- The Department of Revenue
Notable changes
- Creates a legal framework for the use of automated road safety cameras.
- Addresses potential appeals processes for camera citations.
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Sponsors
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6 on record
Primary sponsor
William N. Brownsberger
Cosponsors
Patricia D. Jehlen
Steven Owens
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