Bill > SF3656

This bill makes permanent the traffic safety camera system pilot program, which uses cameras to enforce traffic laws, by removing the expiration dates that were set to end the program in 2029. It modifies existing laws to allow for the continued operation of red light and speed safety cameras, ensuring that violations captured by these systems will no longer have a sunset clause. The bill also clarifies definitions and procedures related to the program, including how citations are issued, the information that must be included on them, and how data collected by the cameras is handled, while maintaining protections for drivers such as warnings for first offenses and eligibility for traffic safety courses. Importantly, violations captured by these cameras will not be recorded on a driver's record unless the violation involves a commercial motor vehicle or is committed by a holder of a commercial driver's license.

Transportation and Infrastructure

https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/94/2026/0/SF/3656/