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Md. Dist. Ct. Admin. Reg. XLVI
District Court Administrative Regulation XLVI: Civil Prepayment Amount - Safety Corridor Speed Monitoring System
NOTICE OF REVISION
Effective 10/01/2026
The Chief Judge of the District Court of Maryland has revised the following District Court of
Maryland Administrative Regulation:
XLVI. Civil Prepayment Amount- Safety Corridor Speed Monitoring Systems
By the authority vested under Transportation Article Section 21-810.1 of the
Annotated Code of Maryland, the amount which may be paid by any person choosing
to prepay the civil penalty without appearing in the District Court of Maryland shall be:
• $40.00 if the citation alleges that the driver of the motor vehicle
exceeded the speed limit by between 12 and 15, inclusive, miles per
hour;
• $70.00 if the citation alleges that the driver of the motor vehicle
exceeded the speed limit by between 16 and 19, inclusive, miles per
hour;
• $120.00 if the citation alleges that the driver of the motor vehicle
exceeded the speed limit by between 20 and 29, inclusive, miles per
hour;
• $230.00 if the citation alleges that the driver of the motor vehicle
exceeded the speed limit by between 30 and 39, inclusive, miles per
hour;
• $425.00 if the citation alleges that the driver of the motor vehicle
exceeded the speed limit by 40 miles per hour or more.
Provenance
- Source
- www.mdcourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
- Content hash
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