Maryland SB152 authorizes the use of point-to-point speed monitoring systems on Maryland Route 210 in Prince George's County, with specific.

Maryland SB152 allows Prince George's County to use point-to-point speed monitoring systems on Maryland Route 210, subject to certain conditions. These systems can only identify speed violations, generate citations, and respond to appeals. They cannot be used for general surveillance, immigration enforcement, or unrelated criminal investigations. The monitored segments must be between one and three miles long, with signage installed beforehand. The systems must display real-time speed and be announced on county and state websites before activation.

Maryland SB152 authorizes the use of point-to-point speed monitoring systems on Maryland Route 210 in Prince George's County, with specific.

Maryland SB152 allows Prince George's County to use point-to-point speed monitoring systems on Maryland Route 210, subject to certain conditions. These systems can only identify speed violations, generate citations, and respond to appeals. They cannot be used for general surveillance, immigration enforcement, or unrelated criminal investigations. The monitored segments must be between one and three miles long, with signage installed beforehand. The systems must display real-time speed and be announced on county and state websites before activation.