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89th General Assembly · Funnel one-pager · Monday, November 9, 2026

SF 2352: Relating to automated or remote systems for traffic law enforcement, including by requiring data and alternative measures prior to implementation of such systems and by regulating the use and calibration of certain systems, and including applicability provisions

Died when the session ended · The 2022 session adjourned on May 24, 2022, the General Assembly’s last regular session. Bills that didn’t pass both chambers died.

What it does

This bill regulates the implementation and use of automated or remote systems for traffic law enforcement (ATE systems). STATE AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES. The bill requires that, prior to implementing an ATE system, the state or a local authority must produce and retain data that establishes the need for an ATE system to improve safety and implement at least one alternative measure to improve safety at the specific location where the ATE system will be used. An alternative measure must be in place for at least six months prior to implementation of the ATE system.

Sponsors

Transportation committee

Cost

Can’t be estimated

Senate File 2352 is estimated to decrease revenue to local authorities. The full fiscal impact of the Bill cannot be estimated.

Lobbying · 2 for, 4 against

For: American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa (ACLU-IA); Iowa Minuteman Civil Defense Corps

Against: Iowa State Bar Association; Metropolitan Coalition; Sensys Gatso; Verra Mobility

In plain words

  1. February 21, 2022Filed in the Senate
  2. February 21, 2022Approved by the Senate committee
  3. March 3, 2022Cost estimate (fiscal note) posted
  4. March 24, 2022Sent to the Senate Transportation committee

From public records at legis.iowa.gov, compiled by Funnel (iowafunnel.com), an independent, nonpartisan site. Current as of Monday, November 9, 2026. https://iowafunnel.com/bills/89/SF2352