MD HB253

Amends Transportation Article Section 24-113.3 governing heavy weight port corridor permits for vehicles transporting international freight in sealed seagoing containers from Seagirt Marine Terminal

Removes the requirement that routes be "established by regulation" and instead requires routes to be "identified on the permit" between Seagirt Marine Terminal and Secretary-authorized destinations

Eliminates the requirement that highways be "specifically designated by the Secretary as being part of a 'heavy weight port corridor'"

Adds new regulatory requirement that the Secretary must establish the specific destinations to which permitted vehicles may travel from Seagirt Marine Terminal

Takes effect June 1, 2026