Lets National Parks use speed camera fines to fix roads and parking lots.
This bill would let National Parks use speed cameras on their highways. Any fines collected from these cameras would go directly towards fixing park roads, parking lots, and maintaining the cameras themselves. This would give parks a new way to pay for upkeep without waiting for Congress to set aside more money.
Today, the Secretary of the Interior cannot issue tickets from speed cameras in National Parks or directly use any resulting fines for park maintenance. Any federal fines collected would typically go into a general government fund. After this bill, the Secretary would be able to use speed cameras to ticket drivers on park highways. The money from those fines would go directly to the specific park for road and parking lot repairs, as well as camera maintenance.
HR 6778 · 119th Congress · December 17, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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