HB366 Alabama 2021 Session
Bill Summary
Existing local laws authorize certain municipalities to use automated traffic enforcement systems to detect red light and speeding violations
This bill would prohibit the use of automated traffic enforcement systems and would repeal all local laws authorizing the use of automated traffic enforcement for red light or speeding violations
Relating to automated traffic enforcement; to prohibit the use of automated traffic enforcement systems; to repeal all local laws authorizing the use of automated traffic enforcement for red light or speeding violations, including: Part 3, commencing with Section 45-24A-32, of Article 3 of Chapter 24A of Title 45; Part 2, commencing with Section 45-37A-331, of Article 33 of Chapter 37A of Title 45; Part 2, commencing with Section 45-41A-41, of Chapter 41A of Article of Title 45; Part 3, commencing with Section 45-37A-42, of Article 4 of Chapter 37A of Title 45; Article 10, commencing with Section 45-37A-100, of Chapter 37A of Title 45; and Article 1, commencing with Section 45-21A-10, of Chapter 21A of Title 45, Code of Alabama 1975; and Act 2009-740 of the 2009 Regular Session, Acts 2011-298 and 2011-337 of the 2011 Regular Session, Act 2010-711 of the 2010 Regular Session, Act 2012-326 of the 2012 Regular Session, and Act 2016-117 of the 2016 Regular Session.
Bill Actions
| Action Date | Chamber | Action |
|---|---|---|
| February 9, 2021 | H | Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security |
Bill Text
Bill Documents
| Type | Link |
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| Bill Text | HB366 Alabama 2021 Session - Introduced |