Prohibits State from disclosing New Jersey driver's license holders' personal information to other states seeking to issue speed camera or red light camera citations.

This bill (S 2549) prohibits New Jersey from sharing driver license holders' personal information - such as names, addresses, license numbers, or photos - with other states or interstate data networks. It specifically blocks disclosure when another state seeks to issue fines for violations captured by speed cameras or red light cameras (traffic control signal monitoring systems) in that state. The bill defines key terms like "personal information" and "speed control device" to clarify its scope. If passed, it would prevent New Jersey from enabling out-of-state ticketing for camera-detected traffic violations by withholding driver data. The bill is currently pending in the Senate Transportation Committee.