Bill > HB2384

This bill: - Authorizes the use of automated traffic safety cameras in cities and counties to detect various traffic violations, including stoplight violations, railroad grade crossing violations, and speeding violations in certain designated zones like school zones, hospital zones, and work zones. - Requires cities and counties to conduct an equity analysis when proposing new camera locations and to post annual reports on their websites about the cameras' use and impacts. - Establishes restrictions on the use and placement of automated traffic cameras, including requiring clear signage and limiting compensation to vendors based on the value of equipment and services provided rather than a share of fines. - Directs automated camera revenue to be used for traffic safety improvements, with a minimum portion required to be spent in low-income areas and high-crash rate neighborhoods. - Modifies existing laws related to the suspension of vehicle registration for unpaid traffic citations issued via automated cameras.

Transportation and Infrastructure

https://app.leg.wa.gov/billsummary?BillNumber=2384&Year=2023&Initiative=false