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Md. Dist. Ct. Admin. Reg. XXXII
District Court Administrative Regulation XXXII: Civil Pre-Payment Amount - Speed Monitoring Systems
NOTICE OF REVISION
Effective 10/01/2025
The Chief Judge of the District Court of Maryland has revised the following District
Court of Maryland Administrative Regulation:
XXXII. Civil Prepayment Amount- Speed Monitoring Systems
By the authority vested under Transportation Article Section 21-809 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.
• $40.00 for any violation recorded on Interstate 83 or Interstate 695 in
Baltimore County.
Provenance
- Source
- www.mdcourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
- Content hash
28f14f500a0091b77eec5506612b6e0197f1e544a37590a70a523eace5932571
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