MD SB338

State Highway Administration authorized to place speed monitoring systems on Interstate 695 (up to 4 per direction) and Interstate 83 (up to 3 per direction) in Baltimore County at locations identified as high risk for crashes resulting in serious injury or death

Speed cameras may only record vehicles traveling at least 12 miles per hour above the posted speed limit, with civil penalties capped at $40 per violation

Fines collected must be distributed to the State Highway Administration to recover implementation costs and fund roadway and safety improvements on I-695 and I-83 in Baltimore County, with no more than 49% used for administrative costs

Warning notices required instead of citations during the first 30 days of operation for each speed monitoring system; systems must be at least 5 miles apart in the same direction

Law takes effect October 1, 2025 and automatically expires June 30, 2030; State Highway Administration must submit evaluation report by June 1, 2029 covering crash rates, revenue use, compliance improvements, and other program metrics