Maryland HB212 regulates parking and impounding of out-of-state vehicles not properly registered in Maryland.

Maryland HB212 allows state agencies and political subdivisions to regulate parking, impounding, and towing of vehicles. It mandates that out-of-state vehicles not registered in Maryland must display valid registration from their home state or a nonresident permit. Failure to comply results in a civil fine of $7 per day, up to a maximum of 180 days, or until the vehicle is properly registered. The county state's attorney can seek immobilization of the vehicle through towing, removal, impoundment, or booting.

Maryland HB212 regulates parking and impounding of out-of-state vehicles not properly registered in Maryland.

Maryland HB212 allows state agencies and political subdivisions to regulate parking, impounding, and towing of vehicles. It mandates that out-of-state vehicles not registered in Maryland must display valid registration from their home state or a nonresident permit. Failure to comply results in a civil fine of $7 per day, up to a maximum of 180 days, or until the vehicle is properly registered. The county state's attorney can seek immobilization of the vehicle through towing, removal, impoundment, or booting.