Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good. I live in Maryland are there are too many people driving like they are insane.
+1
And bringing their insane driving over to Virginia, every single day.
Anonymous wrote:When I go the speed limit or even nine miles over it, I have cars lining up behind me or passing around me. It's crazy how much people speed now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is not about speeding, it’s all about $. I fking hate MD/MOCO.
Of course it's about speeding. What's a better way to deter people from speeding than a financial disincentive? Seriously asking.
Only if collection is actually enforced. Should also lead to loss of license for reckless speeds!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is not about speeding, it’s all about $. I fking hate MD/MOCO.
Of course it's about speeding. What's a better way to deter people from speeding than a financial disincentive? Seriously asking.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good. I live in Maryland are there are too many people driving like they are insane.
+1
And bringing their insane driving over to Virginia, every single day.
What?? Virginia drivers are totally wild. Every time I see a crazy, dangerous driver in Maryland, the plates are almost always Virginia.
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Good one, PP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good. I live in Maryland are there are too many people driving like they are insane.
+1
And bringing their insane driving over to Virginia, every single day.
What?? Virginia drivers are totally wild. Every time I see a crazy, dangerous driver in Maryland, the plates are almost always Virginia.
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Good one, PP.
Anonymous wrote:From WTOP
Starting Oct. 1, automated cameras across the state will begin mailing out tiered tickets based on how much over the speed limit you’re driving. The new tier structure was passed by the Maryland General Assembly and signed by Gov. Wes Moore in May.
It starts at 12 to 15 miles per hour over the speed limit with a $40 fine.
For those 16 to 19 miles per hour over the limit, the fine rises to $70.
A $120 fine is for speeders going 20 to 29 miles per hour over the speed limit.
Those going 30 to 39 miles per hour will get a $230 fine and the stiffest fines of $425 are for speeding over 40 mph
These seem very low. Fines should start at $250 and go up by multiples. 16-19 miles over should be $500. This is a joke.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why does it give speeders a “free” 11 mph over the limit?
Speeding starts a 1 mph over the posted limit. 31 in a 30 is speeding. Period. It’s a speed LIMIT, not a speed MINIMUM. Compliance with the law requires you to be AT the speed limit, or slower.
Fines should start at 1 mph over, not 12. That’s ridiculous.
DC gives drivers traffic camera tickets for everything. Last year, it handed out 3.3 million tickets (and they are expensive!). It has accomplished nothing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good. I live in Maryland are there are too many people driving like they are insane.
+1
And bringing their insane driving over to Virginia, every single day.
What?? Virginia drivers are totally wild. Every time I see a crazy, dangerous driver in Maryland, the plates are almost always Virginia.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good. I live in Maryland are there are too many people driving like they are insane.
+1
And bringing their insane driving over to Virginia, every single day.
Anonymous wrote:Good. I live in Maryland are there are too many people driving like they are insane.
Anonymous wrote:Why does it give speeders a “free” 11 mph over the limit?
Speeding starts a 1 mph over the posted limit. 31 in a 30 is speeding. Period. It’s a speed LIMIT, not a speed MINIMUM. Compliance with the law requires you to be AT the speed limit, or slower.
Fines should start at 1 mph over, not 12. That’s ridiculous.
Anonymous wrote:Why does it give speeders a “free” 11 mph over the limit?
Speeding starts a 1 mph over the posted limit. 31 in a 30 is speeding. Period. It’s a speed LIMIT, not a speed MINIMUM. Compliance with the law requires you to be AT the speed limit, or slower.
Fines should start at 1 mph over, not 12. That’s ridiculous.