Bill > HB210

This bill, the Out-of-State Driver Accountability Act, aims to improve the tracking of traffic violations issued to drivers from other states by requiring county and municipal automated traffic enforcement programs to report specific data to a designated "Coordinator" who oversees "Vision Zero," a state program focused on eliminating vehicle-related deaths and serious injuries. Specifically, these programs must submit quarterly reports detailing out-of-state vehicle registration numbers, whether citations issued to these vehicles have been paid or are past due, and provide cumulative summaries of this information. This enhanced reporting is intended to ensure accountability for traffic violations committed by drivers not registered within Maryland, contributing to the broader goal of making roadways safer for all users.

Transportation and Infrastructure

https://mgaleg.maryland.gov/mgawebsite/Legislation/Details/HB0210?ys=2026RS