I don’t mean to be dramatic, but “fiasco” does seem to be the right word for what happened with Baltimore’s speed cameras. They were meant to be an easy way for the city to regulate drivers (and earn a little extra money via fees), but instead they were often very wrong and very expensive. But there actually might be a silver lining to all this.
City issued speed camera ticket to motionless car – Baltimore Sun
O’Malley: Counties should stop paying speed camera contractors per citation – Baltimore Sun
Baltimore therapist takes fight against domestic violence to NFL commissioner – Baltimore Sun
Maryland ranks as 19th healthiest state – Baltimore Business Journal
Baltimore chooses finalists for ad firms vying to sell naming rights to buildings – Baltimore Business Journal
The 83 speed cameras that surveil Baltimore city motorists and give out $40 tickets like candy are getting some push back from the City Council after an investigative piece in the Sun revealed that the cameras are often inaccurate, and citations are often unfairly processed.
