HB 22-1080 Summary

• State and local governments not already using automated vehicle identification systems must submit a ballot question to voters before beginning such use, with voters authorizing the specific locations where systems will be deployed.

• Governmental entities, toll road operators, and toll highway operators are exempt from voter approval requirements when using systems to assess tolls, charges, and civil penalties, or to issue citations for high-occupancy vehicle and lane violations.

• Revenue generated from automated vehicle identification systems on and after November 9, 2022 must be used for traffic safety or transportation-related projects.

• Drivers assessed penalties for violations detected by automated vehicle identification systems may satisfy the penalty by donating the full amount to designated nonprofit organizations including the Colorado Fallen Firefighters Foundation, Colorado Police Officers Foundation, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Colorado Freedom Fund, or other state or local government-designated nonprofits, and must provide proof of payment.

• Enforcement entities are prohibited from immobilizing a driver's vehicle to enforce penalties from automated vehicle identification system violations.