SB 654: Traffic Infraction Enforcement
GENERAL BILL by DiCeglie
Traffic Infraction Enforcement; Revising the periods during which a county or municipality may enforce school zone speed limits, and the violations for which such enforcement is authorized, through the use of a speed detection system; prohibiting the use of a traffic infraction detector for remote surveillance; requiring district school board authorization and a public hearing process before a school district may place or install, or contract with a vendor to install, operate, and maintain, school bus infraction detection systems; revising the periods for which a county or municipality may authorize a traffic infraction enforcement officer to issue certain uniform traffic citations, etc.
Bill History
| Date | Chamber | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 11/24/2025 | Senate |
• Filed |
Related Bills
| Bill Number | Subject | Filed By | Relationship | Last Action and Location | Track Bills |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| H 521 | Fines for Violations Detected by Traffic Infraction Detectors | Yeager | Compare | Last Action: 11/24/2025 H Filed |
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No Vote History AvailableCitations - Statutes (19)
| Citation | Catchline | Location in Bill Location In Bill Help |
|---|---|---|
| 28.37 | Fines, fees, service charges, and costs remitted to the state. | Page 5 (pdf) |
| 316.003 | Definitions. | Page 6 (pdf) |
| 316.008 | Powers of local authorities. | Page 7 (pdf) |
| 316.0083 | Mark Wandall Traffic Safety Program; administration; report. | Page 8 (pdf) |
| 316.00831 | Distribution of penalties collected under s. 316.0083(1)(b). | Page 14 (pdf) |
| 316.07456 | Transitional implementation. | Page 14 (pdf) |
| 316.0776 | Traffic infraction detectors; speed detection systems; placement and installation. | Page 15 (pdf) |
| 316.173 | School bus infraction detection systems. | Page 18 (pdf) |
| 316.1896 | Roadways maintained as school zones; speed detection system enforcement; penalties; appeal procedure; privacy; reports. | Page 27 (pdf) |
| 316.1906 | Radar speed-measuring devices; speed detection systems; evidence, admissibility. | Page 38 (pdf) |
| 316.640 | Enforcement. | Page 39 (pdf) |
| 316.650 | Traffic citations. | Page 41 (pdf) |
| 318.121 | Preemption of additional fees, fines, surcharges, and costs. | Page 47 (pdf) |
| 318.15 | Failure to comply with civil penalty or to appear; penalty. | Page 41 (pdf) |
| 318.18 | Amount of penalties. | Page 42 (pdf) |
| 320.02 | Registration required; application for registration; forms. | Page 43 (pdf) |
| 322.27 | Authority of department to suspend or revoke driver license or identification card. | Page 44 (pdf) |
| 775.15 | Time limitations; general time limitations; exceptions. | Page 47 (pdf) |
| 1006.21 | Duties of district school superintendent and district school board regarding transportation. | Page 47 (pdf) |
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