Traffic Monitoring
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This page collects the 9 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Traffic Monitoring”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Boundaries, Highways, and Baltimore City.
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- 01State Highway Administrationorganization3 mentions
- 02Comptrollerperson2 mentions
- 03District Courtorganization2 mentions
- 04Prince George's Countylocation2 mentions
- 05Maryland Route 210location2 mentions
- 06Baltimore Citylocation2 mentions
- 07Maryland Transportation Authorityorganization2 mentions
- 08City of Cumberlandorganization1 mentions
- 09Interstate 68location1 mentions
- 10Baltimore Countylocation1 mentions
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- Topic to billsMaryland Law Authorizes Seizure of Out-of-State Plates and Fines for Improperly Registered Vehicles, State Highway Administration Enforces Deadlines and Caps on Speed Monitoring System Applications, Baltimore City authorizes stop sign cameras in the Mt. Washington neighborhood and dedicates fine revenue to local youth programs (+3 more)
- Topic to peopleComptroller
- Topic to orgsState Highway Administration, District Court, Maryland Transportation Authority (+1 more)
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- May 12, 2026State BillMaryland Law Authorizes Seizure of Out-of-State Plates and Fines for Improperly Registered Vehicles
- May 12, 2026State BillState Highway Administration Enforces Deadlines and Caps on Speed Monitoring System Applications
- May 12, 2026State BillBaltimore City authorizes stop sign cameras in the Mt. Washington neighborhood and dedicates fine revenue to local youth programs
- Apr 13, 2026State BillMaryland expands speed monitoring system authorization to residential districts statewide
- Feb 16, 2026State BillCity of Cumberland Authorized to Use Speed Monitoring Systems on Interstate 68 for Tractor Trailers
- Jan 14, 2026State BillPrince George's County Authorized to Install Point-to-Point Speed Cameras on Maryland Route 210
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