Photo speed monitoring devices; photo-monitoring systems for traffic signals, proof of violation.

The bill's status changed from 'Enrolled' (final approval) to 'Offered for Consideration' as a Transportation Substitute, indicating it is now back in the legislative process for potential revision rather than being ready to become law.

The header information was updated to reflect the new bill type (Transportation Substitute) and the specific committee handling it (Senate Committee on Transportation), while the main statutory text provided in the diff appears identical.

Added mandatory training requirements for law enforcement on recognizing implicit bias, human trafficking, and the impact of restraints on pregnant inmates.

Established new training standards for school security officers and school resource officers, including active shooter response and de-escalation techniques.

Expanded the definition of monitored traffic violations to include 'traffic control devices' (signs/markings) in addition to traffic lights and speed limits.

Added a new definition for 'traffic control device violation monitoring system' to clarify that these systems capture images of vehicles violating signs or markings.

Set a deadline of July 1, 2027, for the Department of Criminal Justice Services to develop and approve the new training course for special conservators of the peace and technicians.

Clarified that special conservators of the peace who complete the new training course can swear to certificates for traffic violations, expanding who can validate these automated enforcement records.