MO HB579

Violations from automated traffic enforcement systems (red-light and speed cameras) shall not result in points on a driver's license, and courts cannot forward these convictions to the Department of Revenue

Maximum fine for violations based solely on automated traffic enforcement evidence is capped at $135

Jurisdictions must complete several requirements before using red-light cameras: adopt an authorizing ordinance, conduct engineering review and crash study, ensure proper signal timing, have POST-certified officers review violations, post warning signs, and run a 30-day public awareness campaign

Automated speed enforcement is restricted to school zones (with flashers active when children present), work zones (minimum 4 hours duration, 60+ mph normal speed limit, workers present), and high-crash areas exceeding predicted safety levels

Use of automated enforcement on state highway system roads requires prior approval and contract with the state highways and transportation commission