Maryland SB149 regulates heavy weight port corridor permits for vehicles traveling from the Seagirt Marine Terminal.
Maryland SB149 establishes regulations for heavy weight port corridor permits, specifying routes, destinations, and criteria for vehicles traveling from the Seagirt Marine Terminal. The Secretary of Transportation is tasked with adopting regulations that include permit fees, axle and gross weight requirements, and travel restrictions. The bill also allows the Secretary to classify certain vehicles transporting international freight as indivisible loads under specific conditions. This act takes effect June 1, 2026.
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