HB 4363
Establishing a program for camera assisted speed enforcement in active work zones on public highways
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Bill overview
This bill establishes a program for using camera-based speed enforcement systems in active work zones on West Virginia public highways. The Commissioner of Highways can set speed limits in these zones, and the system will be used to assist certified law enforcement officers in enforcing speed restrictions. It outlines specific requirements for the system’s operation, including calibration, signage, and limitations on data collection to protect driver privacy. The bill also clarifies operator responsibilities and establishes civil penalties for speeding in these zones.
Key provisions
- Allows the Commissioner of Highways to set speed limits in active work zones.
- Authorizes the use of work zone speed control systems to assist certified law enforcement officers in speed enforcement.
- Specifies conditions for the operation of work zone speed control systems, including calibration requirements and signage.
- Defines terms related to the program, such as ‘active work zone’ and ‘work zone speed control system’.
- Establishes civil penalties for speeding in active work zones.
- Requires a duty of care for vehicle operators approaching work zones.
- Prohibits the use of recorded images for driver record purposes or insurance impacts.
- Outlines the process for issuing citations and the limitations on data collection.
Who is affected
- Motor vehicle operators
- West Virginia Division of Highways
- Certified law enforcement officers
- Drivers of commercial motor vehicles
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