Maryland HB256 establishes a program for safety corridor speed monitoring systems to protect vulnerable road users.
Maryland HB256 authorizes the State Highway Administration to implement safety corridor speed monitoring systems in high-risk areas for vulnerable road users. These systems can record images of vehicles exceeding speed limits. The bill sets civil penalties for speeding violations captured by these systems and outlines procedures for issuing citations and handling disputes. It also specifies that recorded images are admissible in court without the presence of the system operator.
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