National Park Safety: Speed Camera Revenue Funds Road Maintenance.
This law authorizes the National Park Service to use automated speed cameras to issue citations for speeding on highways within the National Park System. Revenues collected from these civil penalties will be directly reinvested into maintaining and constructing park roads and parking facilities. Citizens driving in parks face new automated enforcement but benefit from improved infrastructure funded by these penalties.
Key points
Automated speed cameras are authorized for traffic enforcement on roads within the National Park System.
Revenue generated from speeding citations will be directly used for road maintenance, construction, and parking facility improvements in the park unit where the citation was issued.
The use of these cameras must comply with the specific State laws where the park highway is located.
Status:
Introduced
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