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IN HB1292
Bill
Status
Introduced
1/6/2026
Primary Sponsor
Blake Johnson
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AI Summary
- Counties and municipalities may adopt ordinances authorizing automated traffic enforcement safety devices (photo/radar/laser) to detect school bus stop-arm violations and speed limit violations in school zones within 2,500 feet of schools
- Civil penalties for violations capped at $250, with at least 50% of revenue going to device installation, operation, and maintenance costs, and the remainder to the general fund for public safety and infrastructure
- Violations cannot be reported on driving records, used to assess BMV points, or used by insurers to determine motor vehicle insurance rates
- Vehicle registration will be suspended for unpaid violations after 30 days notice, requiring payment of the civil penalty and reinstatement fee to restore registration
- Police officers must review and approve each recorded image before a violation notice can be sent, and agents operating the devices are prohibited from reselling collected data
Legislative Description
Automated traffic enforcement safety devices.
Last Action
First reading: referred to Committee on Roads and Transportation
1/6/2026
Committee Referrals
Roads and Transportation1/6/2026
Full Bill Text
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