(g) (1) A school district that adopts an automated schoolbus video enforcement system pursuant to
this section shall have a public communication plan to provide information to persons in the school district’s jurisdiction that the system will be deployed, and shall provide the information at least 30 days before its deployment.
(2) During the first 90 days of the deployment of an automated schoolbus video enforcement system, a vehicle owner or driver in violation of subdivision (a) captured by the system shall receive a warning letter and not a citation, unless two or more violations by the same vehicle have occurred during the 90-day period.
(h) (1) A school district utilizing an automated schoolbus video enforcement system shall provide any information, image, or other data captured or generated by that system to the local law enforcement agency with jurisdiction over the location where the violation occurred.
(2) Notwithstanding any other law, any information, image, or other data captured or generated by the automated schoolbus video enforcement system is confidential and shall be encrypted and, unless demanded by subpoena, shall be available only to the school district, contractor, law enforcement, or offender for purposes of appeal and enforcing subdivision (a).
(3) A school district shall not use an automated schoolbus video enforcement system or any information, image, or other data captured or generated by that system for any purpose other than the purposes authorized by this section.
(i) (1) If a school district utilizes an automated schoolbus video enforcement system, the video images shall only capture the vehicle type, color, and license plate displayed, and shall not contain images of any person
in the vehicle.
(2) The video images captured or generated by the automated schoolbus video enforcement system shall contain all of the following:
(A) A clear view of vehicles passing the schoolbus on either side.
(B) The date and time the recording was made.
(C) An electronic symbol showing the activation of the amber lights, flashing red lights, stop arm deployment, and brake activation.
(3) Video images used to enforce the schoolbus stop law shall be destroyed within 120 days of recording if no violation occurred.
(j) The vehicle owner and vehicle driver have a right to a copy of the automatic captured video image if a
violation is charged. If the vehicle is a rented vehicle, the rental company has a right to view, but not own, store, or share an image of the vehicle charged with a schoolbus stop violation.
(k) A driver of a schoolbus equipped with an automated schoolbus video enforcement system shall not be liable for the operation of that system.