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MA H4402
Bill
Status
6/16/2025
Primary Sponsor
Mark Cusack
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AI Summary
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Massachusetts cities and towns may implement automated curb enforcement programs using stationary cameras and sensors to monitor parking violations in bicycle lanes, bus stops, crosswalks, loading zones, and no stopping zones
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Violation notices can be mailed to registered vehicle owners within 14 days without requiring a police officer at the scene or a ticket affixed to the vehicle
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Municipalities set their own fine amounts and retain all revenue collected, which can be used for transportation infrastructure, traffic safety, or other municipal purposes
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Systems are prohibited from using facial recognition or biometric identification, and collected data must be deleted after adjudication is complete
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Violations are civil penalties only with no criminal charges, license points, or insurance impacts; absence of required signage at enforcement locations is a valid defense
Legislative Description
Authorizing automated curb enforcement and improving parking violation procedures
Last Action
Reporting date extended to Wednesday, March 18, 2026
12/24/2025