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MD SB936
Bill
AI Summary
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Renames "bus lane monitoring systems" to "bus obstruction monitoring systems" throughout Maryland law to reflect expanded enforcement capabilities
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Prohibits stopping, standing, or parking in a bus stop zone when a transit vehicle is present, unless authorized by local jurisdiction or actively loading/unloading passengers with hazard lights activated
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Authorizes agencies to issue civil citations up to $75 for violations captured by bus obstruction monitoring systems, with recorded images admissible as evidence without authentication
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Requires 45-day warning period before issuing citations when a new monitoring system begins operation, and mandates conspicuous signage alerting drivers to system presence
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Takes effect October 1, 2026
Legislative Description
Vehicle Laws - Bus Obstruction Monitoring Systems and Bus Stop Zones
Highways
Last Action
Hearing 3/04 at 1:00 p.m.
2/12/2026