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School Zone Speed Control
This bill allows counties and cities in Indiana to create rules for using speed control systems in school zones, with fines for speeding violations.
What This Bill Does
- Allows counties and municipalities to make rules about using speed control systems in school areas.
- Sets a civil penalty for people who break the speed limit when these systems are used.
- Requires that part of the fine money be used to pay for setting up, running, and fixing the speed control system.
- Specifies how any leftover fine money should be spent after covering costs.
- Needs counties and municipalities to send information about the system's use to a special committee.
Who It Names or Affects
- Counties and municipalities in Indiana
- Drivers who go through school zones with speed control systems
Terms To Know
- School zone speed control system
- A device used to check if cars are going too fast near schools.
- Civil penalty
- Money a person has to pay for breaking a rule or law.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify the amount of the fine.
- It is unclear when and if this bill will become a law after passing through committees.