Buses in Piracicaba City Hall of Piracicaba/Disclosure The law came into force that makes it mandatory to install monitoring cameras inside all public transport buses in Piracicaba (SP). The law was promulgated by the president of the legislative house, Rerlison Teixeira de Rezende, and published in the municipality's Official Gazette this Monday (20). ? Click here to follow the g1 Piracicaba channel on WhatsApp Now, Piracicaba City Hall needs to create a decree to regulate the law. Rules for cameras and recordings Cameras must focus on passengers, the driver and the entry and exit doors. They must record all the time, without interruptions, and the image must be clear enough to recognize people's faces and what is happening on the bus. Bus companies must send images in real time to the Piracicaba Integrated Intelligence Center (CIIP) or similar security center. The company must keep the images for at least 30 days. The company is obliged to hand over the recordings if requested by authorities. Privacy and expenses Only authorities and representatives of bus companies will have access to recorded images. The law established that files will be treated in accordance with the General Data Protection Law (LGPD). The money for the application of the cameras will come from the normal budget already foreseen by the municipality, established the law. Context A was approved and came into force four years after the attack recorded inside a bus on line 444, in Piracicaba, which resulted in the death of three passengers. The author of the proposal, councilor Felipe Gema (Solidarity), linked the approval of the text in the Chamber to the date of the incident. Stabbing attack inside a bus leaves three people dead on Piracicaba avenue “This is a record that a law to bring more security inside buses ends up being voted in this House precisely on the day that marks four years since this tragedy”, said the councilor. Bus where the crime occurred, on Avenida Armando de Salles Oliveira, in Piracicaba Claudia Assencio/ g1 See more news from the region on g1 Piracicaba