§ 27-52-110 - Automated enforcement device operated by a county government or a department of state government operating outside a municipality.
               	 		
27-52-110.    Automated  enforcement device operated by a county government or a department of  state government operating outside a municipality.
    (a)  As used in this section:
      (1)  "Automated  enforcement device" means a system operated by a county government or a  department of state government that is operating outside of a  municipality that:
            (A)  Uses a photo-radar device that is capable of detecting a speeding violation; and
            (B)  Photographs  or records an image of the vehicle used in committing the violation,  the operator of the vehicle, or the license plate of the vehicle; and
      (2)  "Municipality" means a city of the first class, a city of the second class, or an incorporated town.
(b)  Except  as used under subsection (c) of this section, an automated enforcement  device shall not be used by a law enforcement agency of a county or a  department of state government that is operating outside of a  municipality to detect or enforce:
      (1)  A violation of the traffic laws or regulations of the State of Arkansas; or
      (2)  An ordinance of the municipality.
(c)    (1)  A  county government or a department of state that is operating outside of  a municipality may use an automated enforcement device to detect and  enforce a violation of traffic laws or ordinances:
            (A)  In a school zone; or
            (B)  At a railroad crossing.
      (2)  If  a county or a department of state government that is operating outside  of a municipality uses an automated enforcement device, then a certified  law enforcement officer must:
            (A)  Be present with the automated enforcement device; and
            (B)  Issue the citation to the violator at the time and place of the violation.
(d)  This  section shall not prevent the Arkansas Highway Police Division of the  Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department from using  automated enforcement devices to enforce state or federal motor carrier  laws.