Bill > H2426

This bill establishes an Automated Road Safety Enforcement Pilot Program in Massachusetts. The key provisions include: - Authorizing cities and towns to install automated road safety camera systems to enforce certain traffic violations, such as running red lights, speeding, and passing stopped school buses. - Allowing cities and towns to impose fines of up to $25 per violation on the registered owner of the vehicle, with some exceptions. - Requiring cities and towns to provide public notice and conduct awareness campaigns before activating the camera systems. - Regulating the compensation paid to vendors, requiring calibration of the systems, and restricting the use and disclosure of data collected. - Directing net revenue from the program to the Massachusetts Transportation Trust Fund. - Requiring the Department of Transportation to review and approve city/town implementation plans and submit periodic reports on the program's impacts. - Providing for the repeal of the program on January 1, 2030, unless the repealing sections are also repealed.

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https://malegislature.gov/Bills/192/H2426