SubChapter D. ELECTRONIC DEVICES (NONRADAR) WHICH MEASURE ELAPSED TIME BETWEEN TWO SENSORS, Chapter 105. Mechanical, Electrical and Electronic Speed-Timing Devices, Article VI. Operation of Vehicles, Subpart A. Vehicle Code Provisions, PART I. Department of Transportation, Title 67. TRANSPORTATION, Pennsylvania Code

Pennsylvania Code (Last Updated: April 5, 2016)

Title 67. TRANSPORTATION

PART I. Department of Transportation

Subpart A. Vehicle Code Provisions

Article VI. Operation of Vehicles

Chapter 105. Mechanical, Electrical and Electronic Speed-Timing Devices

SubChapter D. ELECTRONIC DEVICES (NONRADAR) WHICH MEASURE ELAPSED TIME BETWEEN TWO SENSORS

Section 105.51. [Reserved]

Section 105.52. [Reserved]

Section 105.52a. Application of subchapter

Section 105.53. Operation of maintenance and calibration stations

Section 105.54. Calibration forms

Section 105.55. Testing forms

Section 105.56. Manner of calibration and testing

Notation

Notes of Decisions

Since the former PennDot regulation, 67 Pa. Code § 337.25, classifying ESP Machine (utilizes two sensors taped across street, connected to processing and display unit, to measure vehicle speed) as an electrical or mechanical device, rather than electronic device was an interpretive rather than legislative regulation, the Court was not bound thereby, the court concluded that the ESP Machine was an electronic device which could not be used by local police. Commonwealth v. DePasquale, 501 A.2d 626 (Pa. 1985).