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MO HB228
Bill
Status
1/22/2013
Primary Sponsor
Chrissy Sommer
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AI Summary
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School districts may install automated school bus safety cameras on buses to detect violations of section 304.050 (passing a stopped school bus) if approved by the school board; districts are not required to use cameras and are held harmless from liability.
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Cameras may only photograph the vehicle, license plate, and violations in progress, and must not reveal driver or passenger faces.
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Violation notices must be mailed to the registered vehicle owner within 14 days, with photographic evidence admissible in court; the registered owner is presumed liable unless they prove the vehicle was stolen or in someone else's care.
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Revenue from violations, minus administration and operating costs, goes to the school district for school safety zones, pedestrian safety projects, and camera costs.
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Rental car businesses have 18 days to identify the driver, provide proof of vehicle theft, or pay the penalty to avoid liability; the Department of Transportation may promulgate necessary regulations.
Legislative Description
Allows school districts to install and operate school bus safety cameras to detect violations that require a driver to stop for a school bus that is receiving or discharging students
Last Action
Referred: Elementary and Secondary Education(H)
2/6/2013