Iowa House lawmakers pass traffic camera regulations
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Iowa House lawmakers passed a bill on Tuesday that would require state approval for traffic cameras and restrict them to certain areas.
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DES MOINES, Iowa — Lawmakers have wanted to tackle the use of automated traffic cameras for years, and on Tuesday the Iowa House voted to approve restrictions on their use. House File 2681 was first attempted to be amended to prohibit the use of automated remote systems for traffic law enforcement.
A bill that would regulate traffic cameras cleared the Iowa House of Representatives. The bill requires local authorities to get a permit from the Department of Transportation to install the cameras. Cities wouldn’t be allowed to give drivers a ticket unless they’re going 10 miles per hour over the …
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