Vehicle Laws - Speed Monitoring Systems - Residential Districts

Summary

The bill allows state and local agencies to operate speed‑monitoring systems—cameras that record vehicles traveling 12 mph over the posted limit—in specific residential areas. Use by local jurisdictions requires a local law passed after public notice and a hearing, while the State Highway Administration and Maryland Transportation Authority are authorized on certain interstates and the Intercounty Connector. The measure aims to improve safety for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists in neighborhoods and school zones.

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Hearings

• Environment and Transportation — Bill Hearing
  Environment and Transportation · Feb 5, 2026

History

1. Apr 13, 2026Second Reading Passed
2. Apr 13, 2026Favorable Report by Judicial Proceedings
3. Apr 13, 2026Favorable Adopted
4. Feb 20, 2026Referred Judicial Proceedings
5. Feb 19, 2026Third Reading Passed
6. Feb 17, 2026Second Reading Passed
7. Feb 17, 2026Favorable Adopted
8. Feb 16, 2026Favorable Report by Environment and Transportation
9. Jan 19, 2026Hearing 2/05 at 1:00 p.m.
10. Jan 14, 2026First Reading Environment and Transportation
11. Oct 7, 2025Pre-filed

Sponsors

• Guyton · sponsor

Bill text

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