NV SB415

Authorizes cities, counties, and the Department of Public Safety to install automated traffic enforcement systems (speed and red-light cameras) at locations where traditional enforcement has failed, violation rates are high, or crash rates are elevated due to traffic violations.

Requires a 30-day public information campaign before issuing citations, warning signs within 300 feet of cameras, and peace officer review of all evidence before citations are mailed to registered vehicle owners.

Violations detected by automated systems are civil infractions with a maximum penalty of $100, do not count as moving violations, do not add demerit points to driving records, and cannot be used by insurers to raise rates or cancel policies.

Creates a rebuttable presumption that the registered owner was the driver, which can be challenged by providing an affidavit identifying who had custody of the vehicle or proving the vehicle was stolen.

Civil penalty revenue must be used to defray system costs and fund traffic safety programs including pedestrian safety, enforcement, and intersection improvements; effective January 1, 2026.