Maryland HB210 requires county and municipal automated traffic enforcement programs to report quarterly on citations issued to out-of-state drivers.
Maryland HB210 mandates that each county and municipal automated traffic enforcement program submit a quarterly report to the Vision Zero coordinator. The report must detail each citation issued during the quarter to a motor vehicle registered in another state, including the registration plate number, state of registration, payment status, and whether the citation is past due. The bill also renumbers sections of the Annotated Code of Maryland and sets the effective date as October 1, 2026.
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