PENNSYLVANIA, June 23 - miles per hour. This paragraph shall not apply to evidence

obtained through the use of devices authorized by paragraphs

(1), (2), (3) or (5) within a school zone or an active work

zone.

(5) Light detection and ranging devices, commonly

referred to as LIDAR, may be used only as part of an

automated speed enforcement system or by [members of the

Pennsylvania State Police] any police officer.

[(4) NO PERSON MAY BE CONVICTED UPON EVIDENCE OBTAINED

THROUGH THE USE OF DEVICES AUTHORIZED BY PARAGRAPHS (2) AND

(3) UNLESS THE SPEED RECORDED IS SIX OR MORE MILES PER HOUR

IN EXCESS OF THE LEGAL SPEED LIMIT. FURTHERMORE, NO PERSON

MAY BE CONVICTED UPON EVIDENCE OBTAINED THROUGH THE USE OF

DEVICES AUTHORIZED BY PARAGRAPH (3) IN AN AREA WHERE THE

LEGAL SPEED LIMIT IS LESS THAN 55 MILES PER HOUR IF THE SPEED

RECORDED IS LESS THAN TEN MILES PER HOUR IN EXCESS OF THE

LEGAL SPEED LIMIT. THIS PARAGRAPH SHALL NOT APPLY TO EVIDENCE

OBTAINED THROUGH THE USE OF DEVICES AUTHORIZED BY PARAGRAPH

(2) OR (3) WITHIN A SCHOOL ZONE OR AN ACTIVE WORK ZONE.

(5) LIGHT DETECTION AND RANGING DEVICES, COMMONLY

REFERRED TO AS LIDAR, MAY BE USED ONLY AS PART OF AN

AUTOMATED SPEED ENFORCEMENT SYSTEM OR BY MEMBERS OF THE

PENNSYLVANIA STATE POLICE.]

(4) LIGHT DETECTION AND RANGING DEVICES, COMMONLY

REFERRED TO AS LIDAR, MAY BE USED ONLY AS PART OF AN

AUTOMATED SPEED ENFORCEMENT SYSTEM OR BY A POLICE OFFICER.

(5) A PERSON MAY NOT BE CONVICTED UPON EVIDENCE OBTAINED

THROUGH THE USE OF DEVICES AUTHORIZED BY PARAGRAPHS (1), (2),

(3) AND (4) UNLESS THE SPEED RECORDED IS MORE THAN 10 MILES

PER HOUR IN EXCESS OF THE LEGAL SPEED LIMIT ON A HIGHWAY OR

20210SB0419PN0932 - 3 -

<--

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30