IL HB2458

Prohibits municipalities and counties, including home rule units, from using administrative adjudication systems to hear traffic violations under the Illinois Vehicle Code that govern vehicle movement or are reportable offenses under Section 6-204

Responds to the Illinois Supreme Court decision in Cammacho v. City of Joliet (2024) by clarifying that traffic-related moving violations must be adjudicated through courts rather than municipal or county administrative hearings

Applies the restriction to both direct Illinois Vehicle Code violations and similar offenses enacted under local municipal or county ordinances

Explicitly denies and limits home rule powers under Article VII, Section 6(g) of the Illinois Constitution, preventing local governments from circumventing these restrictions

Amends both the Counties Code (Section 5-43010) and the Illinois Municipal Code (Section 1-2.1-10) to establish uniform statewide limitations on administrative adjudication of traffic offenses