MD HB371

Authorizes Prince George's County to place and use speed monitoring systems on Maryland Route 5, adding this highway to the list of approved locations for automated speed enforcement in the county

Requires revenue collected from speed monitoring violations on Maryland Route 5 to be remitted to the State Highway Administration for State and local highway and pedestrian safety improvements on and near the roadway

Mandates that speed monitoring systems on Maryland Route 5 include real-time speed display devices showing drivers their traveling speed, placed near signs indicating speed cameras are in use

Requires proper signage indicating speed monitoring systems are in use on all speed limit signs approaching and within the monitored highway segment

Takes effect October 1, 2025, with certain provisions taking effect October 1, 2028 to align with the termination date of prior related legislation