Florida SB 1274: Transportation
Status: Died in Appropriations Committee on Transportation, Tourism, and Economic Development (as of 2026-03-13)
State: Florida · Session: 2026 · Bill: SB 1274
Subjects: (vetoed), aviation, ports and harbors, public lands and property, subject index
Sponsors: Transportation, DiCeglie
Bill Text
1274 Transportation 2026-02-11T05:43:24Z Requiring the Department of Transportation to increase the minimum perception-reaction time of certain steady yellow signals by a specified amount of time; requiring certain seaports to submit an annual report describing measures taken to support the commercial space launch industry to the chair of the Space Florida board of directors beginning on a specified date; authorizing a private entity to install an automated license plate recognition system for use on certain property for a specified purpose or in connection with controlling or enforcement of access to property; providing that the use of a license plate frame or decorative border device that does not obscure the visibility of certain features is not prohibited; requiring the department to implement a Next-generation Traffic Signal Modernization Grant Program, etc. Committee Substitute 1 2026 S 2026-07-01T00:00:00Z GB General Bill c1 Florida Senate - 2026 CS for SB 1274 By the Committee on Transportation; and Senator DiCeglie 596-02682-26 20261274c1 1 A bill to be entitled 2 An act relating to transportation; requiring the 3 Department of Transportation to increase the minimum 4 perception-reaction time of certain steady yellow 5 signals by a specified amount of time; transferring, 6 renumbering, and amending s. 311.10(4), F.S.; defining 7 the terms “cargo purposes” and “commercial space 8 launch industry”; requiring certain seaports to submit 9 an annual report describing measures taken to support 10 the commercial space launch industry to the chair of 11 the Space Florida board of directors beginning on a 12 specified date; requiring a seaport to post such 13 report on its website; prohibiting certain seaports 14 from converting planned or existing land, facilities, 15 or infrastructure that supports cargo purposes to an 16 alternative purpose unless specified conditions are 17 met; requiring legislative approval for the use of 18 state funds for specified projects; amending s. 19 316.003, F.S.; revising the definition of the term 20 “micromobility device”; amending s. 316.0777, F.S.; 21 authorizing a private entity to install an automated 22 license plate recognition system for use on certain 23 property for a specified purpose or in connection with 24 controlling or enforcement of access to property; 25 prohibiting an entity that installs such a system from 26 accessing certain data or sharing or selling certain 27 images and data; providing exceptions; requiring such 28 entities to contractually obligate certain third 29 parties to protect certain images and data from 30 disclosure; prohibiting such entities from offering or 31 providing as payment or other consideration certain 32 proceeds to a third party; providing an exception; 33 providing noncriminal penalties for the unauthorized 34 use or release of certain information; amending ss. 35 316.183 and 316.189, F.S.; authorizing counties and 36 municipalities to set lower maximum speed limits in 37 residence districts under certain circumstances; 38 amending s. 320.262, F.S.; providing that the use of a 39 license plate frame or decorative border device that 40 does not obscure the visibility of certain features is 41 not prohibited; amending s. 332.007, F.S.; authorizing 42 the department to fund certain project costs at 43 certain airports; prohibiting the department from 44 requiring certain matching funds; authorizing the 45 provision of certain funds as matching funds for 46 certain eligible projects; amending s. 337.11, F.S.; 47 requiring the department to adopt rules establishing 48 circumstances under which it may make direct payments 49 to a first-tier subcontractor; requiring that amounts 50 paid to such subcontractor be deducted from amounts 51 otherwise due the contractor; amending s. 337.18, 52 F.S.; requiring that a takeover agreement between the 53 department and a surety require the surety’s 54 completion contractor to meet certain requirements and 55 follow certain contract procedures; amending s. 56 339.85, F.S.; requiring the department to implement a 57 Next-generation Traffic Signal Modernization Grant 58 Program; providing the program’s purpose; requiring 59 the department to implement a state-local partnership 60 through a cost-sharing arrangement; specifying 61 requirements for such arrangement; authorizing the 62 department to waive local match requirements for 63 certain intersections; requiring the department to 64 prioritize grant applications for certain 65 intersections and use competitive procurement to find 66 certain vendors; specifying program requirements; 67 providing for an annual appropriation; providing an 68 effective date. 69 70 Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: 71 72 Section 1. The Department of Transportation shall increase
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