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ME LD1457
Bill
AI Summary
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Maine Turnpike Authority, with the Department of Transportation and Department of Public Safety, may establish a 3-year pilot program (January 1, 2026 through December 31, 2028) to operate automated speed camera systems in highway work zones
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Systems limited to 3 locations at a time on limited access highways with posted speed limits of 45 mph or greater, recording vehicles exceeding the limit by 11+ mph
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First-time violators receive a written warning; second or subsequent offenses result in fines equivalent to standard speeding violations, but no license demerit points or insurance surcharges apply
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Operators must complete manufacturer training and maintain daily logs; systems require annual calibration checks; violation notices must be mailed within 30 days (90-day maximum)
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Personally identifiable information collected by the system is confidential, exempt from Freedom of Access Act requests, and must be destroyed within one year after fine resolution
Legislative Description
Resolve, to Allow the Maine Turnpike Authority to Conduct a Pilot Program to Implement Automated Speed Control Systems in Highway Work Zones
Traffic Regulations
Last Action
Voted: Divided Report
2/26/2026