2025 bills / H.B. 565
H.B. 565 Traffic Safety Amendments (2025)
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- Senate committee
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What this bill does
This bill creates a pilot program allowing red light cameras to be used to issue traffic violations, with rules and restrictions for how the program operates. It also sets a date for the program to end, requires state transportation and public safety departments to report on it, and names the Zero Fatalities initiative as the Department of Transportation's highway safety initiative.
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Official description
- creates a red light camera pilot program
- establishes rules, restrictions, and guidelines for the pilot program
- sets a repeal date for the pilot program
- requires the Department of Transportation and the Department of Public Safety to report regarding the pilot program
- designates the Zero Fatalities initiative as the highway safety initiative of the Department of Transportation
- defines terms
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