Maryland HB601 establishes a pilot program for stop sign monitoring systems in Gaithersburg and Rockville, setting guidelines for their use and.
Maryland HB601 creates a pilot program for stop sign monitoring systems in the cities of Gaithersburg and Rockville. The bill mandates that contractors' fees cannot be based on the number of citations issued. Local jurisdictions must prominently display signs notifying the public of the monitoring systems. The State Highway Administration is required to place signs indicating the use of these systems. The District Court can consider defenses such as the vehicle not being operated by the person cited.
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