VA HB1330

Authorizes state and local law enforcement agencies to use photo speed monitoring devices, pedestrian crossing violation monitoring systems, and stop sign violation monitoring systems in school crossing zones, highway work zones (when workers are present), and high-risk intersection segments near schools where traffic fatalities have occurred since January 1, 2014

Establishes civil penalties up to $100 for vehicles traveling 10+ mph over the speed limit, committing pedestrian crossing violations, or committing stop sign violations in monitored zones, with violations prosecuted as traffic infractions

Directs civil penalty revenues from local enforcement to fund traffic safety programs including photo speed monitoring, bicycle and pedestrian safety, public transit initiatives, and the Virginia Highway Safety Improvement Program

Requires the DMV Commissioner to release vehicle owner data (name, address, and vehicle information) to monitoring system operators for enforcement of speed, pedestrian crossing, and stop sign violations

Mandates that excess funds from civil penalties be deposited into dedicated safety funds, with priority given to improvements in highway work zones, high-risk intersection segments, and school crossing zones