Five new speed cameras in Baltimore County are scheduled to go into service Wednesday, according to a police department statement.
Motorists who exceed the speed limit by at least 12 mph will receive warnings for the first 30 days, then citations will be issued. Tickets can carry a $40 fine, but the citations do not add points to drivers' licenses.
The cameras operate 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday throughout the year, even when school is out.
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Southwest Academy, 6200 Johnnycake Rd, Gwynn Oak, MD 21207, USA
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Loch Raven High School, Hampton, MD 21234, USA
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Stoneleigh Elementary School, Towson, MD 21212, USA
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PATAPSCO HIGH SCHOOL & CENTER FOR ARTS, 8100 Wise Ave, Baltimore, MD 21222, USA
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Owings Mills Elementary School, Owings Mills, MD 21117, USA
The new speed camera sites are Southwest Academy on Johnnycake Road in Gwynn Oak; Loch Raven High on Cromwell Bridge Road in Hampton; Stoneleigh Elementary at Regester Avenue in Towson; Patapsco High at Wise Avenue in Dundalk; and Owings Mills Elementary at Reisterstown Road.
The county will have 27 total operational cameras.
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