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SB 59Photo speed monitoring devices; photo-monitoring systems for traffic signals, proof of violation.

VA 20261 session

Photo speed monitoring devices; photo-monitoring systems for traffic signals; school bus video-monitoring systems; proof of violation; certain persons swearing to or affirming certificates; training. Authorizes retired sworn law-enforcement officers, registered special conservators of the peace, and technicians employed by a locality to swear to or to affirm certificates for the purposes of enforcement of violations recorded by traffic light signal violation monitoring systems, traffic control device violation monitoring systems, photo speed monitoring devices, or school bus video-monitoring systems upon completion of a training course developed and approved by the Department of Criminal Justice Services. The bill also requires law-enforcement officers swearing to or affirming such certificates to complete such training course. These provisions of the bill have an effective date of July 1, 2027. The bill also requires the Department of Criminal Justice Services to develop, approve, and make available such training course no later than January 1, 2027. This bill incorporates SB 81 and is identical to HB 684.

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Action timeline (70)
  1. · senate · S4020
  2. · senate · S1101
  3. · senate · S8500
  4. · senate · S8122
  5. · senate · S1108
  6. · senate · S1108
  7. · senate · S1108
  8. · senate · S1108
  9. · senate · S1108
  10. · senate · S4640
  11. · senate · S4140
  12. · senate · S4160
  13. · senate · S4140
  14. · senate · S4110
  15. · senate · S4160
  16. · senate · S4160
  17. · senate · S4120
  18. · senate · S4410
  19. · senate · S4600
  20. · senate · S4601
  21. · senate · S5000
  22. · senate · S8500
  23. · house · H5220
  24. · house · H4110
  25. · house · H1901
  26. · house · H1912
  27. · house · H1918
  28. · house · H8122
  29. · house · H1908
  30. · senate · S4099
  31. · house · H4640
  32. · senate · S8500
  33. · house · H4120
  34. · house · H4160
  35. · house · H4130
  36. · house · H4410
  37. · house · H4601
  38. · house · H9525
  39. · house · H4190
  40. · house · H4160
  41. · house · H8123
  42. · house · H4130
  43. · house · H4230
  44. · house · H4604
  45. · house · H5023
  46. · senate · S5433
  47. · house · H5520
  48. · house · H5530
  49. · house · H6010
  50. · senate · S6012
  51. · senate · S6011
  52. · senate · S6013
  53. · house · H6011
  54. · house · H6013
  55. · C6038
  56. · C6038
  57. · house · H6015
  58. · senate · S6015
  59. · senate · S8500
  60. · senate · S5610
  61. · senate · S5601
  62. · senate · S5620
  63. · senate · S7010
  64. · G7010
  65. · house · H5620
  66. · senate · S7010
  67. · G7010
  68. · senate · S8500
  69. · G7050
  70. · G9998
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1J.D. "Danny" Diggs (R, state_upper VA)sponsor05
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0 predicted yes (0%) · 543 predicted no (100%) · 0 unknown (0%)

By party: · R: 0 yes / 277 no · D: 0 yes / 263 no · I: 0 yes / 3 no

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