Three terrible bills are on CA Governor Newsom’s desk. We need your help to defeat them. Take 2 simple actions NOW to urge the Governor to veto all three bills.
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Stop California Senate Bill 720
SB-720 (Senator Ashby) – Red-Light Cameras Would gut California’s legal protections for drivers by making vehicle owners responsible for red-light camera tickets and eliminating the right to a court trial. A photo of your license plate becomes automatic proof of guilt, while biased, city-run hearings replace judges and due process. Cities keep all revenue, paving the way for aggressive expansion of camera enforcement for technical violations. SB-720 isn’t about safety—it’s a cash grab backed by anti-car activists and red-light camera vendors aiming to make driving as punitive as possible. On Governor’s desk.
Stop California Assembly Bill 382
AB-382 (Assemblymember Berman) School Zones Would turn vast stretches of California roads into permanent speed traps by imposing arbitrary 20 mph limits whenever anyone under 18 is within 500 feet of a school—24/7, year-round, regardless of whether school is in session. It ignores decades of traffic safety standards, overrides engineering judgment, and sets drivers up for unavoidable fines, costly enforcement, and pretextual stops. This bill will not make children safer—it will flood communities with unnecessary ticketing, strain law enforcement resources, and erode public trust. Pushed by the same extreme anti-car groups behind SB-720, AB-382 is part of a broader agenda to make everyday driving legally and financially untenable. On Governor’s desk.
Stop California Assembly Bill 289
AB-289 (Assembly Member Haney) – Work Zone Speed Cameras allows speed camera ticketing in work zones to enforce unreasonably low workzone speed limits. On Governor’s desk.