Proposed Changes in Maryland Could Shift Responsibility for Speed Camera Tickets
- Updated
The familiar sight of a speeding ticket arriving in the mail could soon come with a significant change in who signs off on it. Currently, the task falls to police officers, who review and approve tickets captured by speed cameras stationed alongside roadways.
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In Maryland, the familiar sight of a speeding ticket arriving in the mail could soon come with a significant change in who signs off on it. Currently, the task falls to police officers, who review and approve tickets captured by speed cameras stationed alongside roadways.
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