Counties and municipalities; prohibit use of automated recording equipment to track motor vehicle liability insurance.

SB 2430 prohibits Mississippi counties and municipalities from using automated cameras or recording systems to monitor whether drivers maintain car insurance or impose fines for non-compliance. It specifically bans local governments from enacting ordinances that allow such technology to enforce insurance requirements, requiring existing systems used for this purpose to be removed by October 1, 2025. The bill amends Mississippi Code Section 17-25-19 to clarify that "automated recording equipment" cannot be used to track insurance violations, distinct from existing rules about traffic signal or speed enforcement. This directly affects local law enforcement agencies and cities/counties that previously used automated systems for insurance-related enforcement. The bill, referred to committee in early 2025, has not yet become law.