WI SB375

Authorizes first class cities (currently only Milwaukee) to use speed safety camera systems to enforce speed limits and traffic control photographic systems to detect red light violations at intersections

Citations may only be issued for speeds 15+ mph over the limit; vehicle owners face forfeitures of $20-$100 for red light violations and standard speeding fines, but no license points or suspensions

Requires 30-day public information campaigns, 90-day warning periods before citations begin, "Photo Enforced" signage, annual camera calibration, and posting of enforcement locations on city websites

Restricts red light cameras to intersections with annual accident rates of 1.0 or higher; limits systems to 5 intersections per aldermanic district

Both programs expire automatically 5 years after initial implementation; collected forfeitures must fund system costs first, then traffic enforcement, safety programs, and infrastructure