An Act relative to traffic safety at intersections
HD 2112 allows Massachusetts cities and towns to install traffic safety cameras at intersections to reduce violations like running red lights or failing to yield. Municipalities can place cameras at intersections they maintain or, with state permission, at intersections involving state-maintained roads. If a camera captures a violation, the city or town may issue fines to the driver or vehicle owner and must post clear signage warning drivers. The state Department of Transportation must also create safety and privacy regulations for these cameras. This law directly affects drivers who commit intersection violations and local governments that choose to implement camera systems.
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