This bill proposes several updates to current statutes regarding civil traffic violations resulting from photo enforcement systems. Under the new provisions, if a person is found responsible for such a violation, the civil penalty would be capped at $75. Additionally, the bill prohibits state departments or agencies from considering these violations when determining whether to suspend or revoke a person's driver license. Courts would also be restricted from transmitting records of these violations to the Arizona Department of Transportation.

Furthermore, the bill stipulates that insurers cannot consider violations from photo enforcement systems when establishing rates for motor vehicle liability insurance or determining a person's insurability. Insurers would also be barred from canceling or refusing to renew any insurance policy based on these violations. Overall, the bill aims to limit the financial and legal repercussions of civil traffic violations captured by photo enforcement systems.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 28-1602
Senate Engrossed Version: 28-1602