Maryland HB1630 establishes the placement and use of speed monitoring systems in Queen Anne's County on U.S. Route 301.
Maryland HB1630 amends the placement and use of speed monitoring systems in Queen Anne's County. The bill repeals and reenacts certain sections of the Annotated Code of Maryland regarding speed monitoring systems. It specifies that these systems can be used on U.S. Route 301 at intersections of Maryland Route and Maryland Route. The use of these systems requires authorization by the local governing body through local law, enacted after reasonable notice and a public hearing. The changes in the law take effect on October 1, 2026.
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