Motor Vehicles - Police Stops - Secondary Enforcement and Excludable Evidence

This bill proposes changes to how law enforcement officers conduct traffic stops and handle evidence collected during those stops. It would allow police to enforce traffic laws for secondary violations, such as speeding or equipment issues, even when the primary reason for the stop was unrelated. The legislation also outlines specific rules for determining when evidence gathered during a stop can be excluded from court proceedings. These changes would directly impact drivers, law enforcement officers, and the courts by altering current enforcement and evidence admission practices.