UPDATE June 2, 2019: Signed into law by Governor.
UPDATE May 21, 2019: Sent to Governor after being signed in the House and the Senate.
UPDATE May 14, 2019: Considered in public hearing.
UPDATE May 10, 2019: Bill sent to Senate, after it was passed as amended in the House. Senate referred it to the Transportation Committee.
UPDATE May 6, 2019: Placed on General State Calendar.
UPDATE April 17, 2019: Reported favorably without amendments.
UPDATE March 26, 2019: Scheduled for a public hearing on March 26.
UPDATE March 4, 2019: Referred to House Transportation Committee
HB 1631 was introduced in the House on February 12, 2019. The bill has not yet been assigned to a committee.
The bill would prohibit a local authority from implementing a photographic traffic signal system within its jurisdiction. The NMA opposes photo enforcement for a number of reasons, many outlined here for red-light cameras and here for speed cameras.