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DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
Joe, can you please repost when the cameras "should" be active, I could have sworn it was only when school is in session. Maybe they are getting it setup?
ReplyDeleteYear round is the word I have received.
ReplyDelete6 am to 8pm mon-friday
ReplyDeleteIf you do a search for this post "Wicomico County Council Adopts Amended Versions of Controversial Bills"
ReplyDeleteIt says:
The council passed an amended version of the proposed speed camera legislation. Under the amended bill, speed cameras would have to stay within a school zone – not within 1/2 mile as permitted by Maryland law. In addition, speed cameras would only be operable during school days and times.
I do not see when this was changed.
anonymous 9:44, It has changed. 6 am to 8 pm is correct, all year and I even believe it includes weekends. That is my understanding of the latest.
ReplyDeletesame type they have on pemberton drive. theres a certain area these have to be parked. check the distance to the school.
ReplyDeletewhy cant someone put up a sandwich-style billboard in front and behind this vehicle?
Are there restrictions on the days and times tickets can be issued?
ReplyDeleteYes. Maryland law restricts the recording of images in school zones to Monday through Friday, from 6 AM to 8 PM. Within those limits, each jurisdiction or municipality may set the time periods for enforcement.
Can someone link to when the county changed the enforcement to when school is NOT in session? I have searched and can not find it on the county's website.
Why are tax payers dollars wasted on a car sitting on the side of the road?
ReplyDelete10:17am Before you ask a stupid question like that, do your homework and see how this program works.
ReplyDeleteI found this on the faq page. Anyone know if this was done?
ReplyDelete"Maryland law requires local jurisdictions to publish notice of the location of all unmanned stationary ASE systems on its website and in a newspaper of general circulation in the jurisdiction."
How about you people drive the speed limit and you won't have to worry about these speed cameras?!
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ReplyDeleteEvery day you live you are breaking some law somewhere.
When they post ridiculous low speed limits then place drone cameras to collect money in the form of fines, you are okay with it?
I say throw a brick out your window as you drive by.
What happened to a free country?
How much more of this will you sheeple accept?
Throw a blanket over the front window!
ReplyDelete1143 AM has a point! Also daily setup logs have to be public info, as well as calibration logs. Make sure they include motorcycle calibrations.
ReplyDeleteDam I just drove by doing the speed limit, oh I forgot I aways do. The camera is for those who speed.
ReplyDeleteMaybe viewers could "call in" to remind readers to obey the speed limit and what the speed limits are. Maybe a viewer can "call in" to let a criminal know when a neighbors house is empty. No different than flashing your lights to vehicles to warn of radar, which I believe is illegal.
ReplyDeletethrow a Brick.
ReplyDeleteWhy does it matter when the cameras are up and running? its a school zone go the speed limit. just because school isnt in session kids can still be at the school for summer camp or other activities. go the speed limit in school zone even if there is no speed camera set up.
ReplyDeleteIn Mardela they use the red one and a white one.always parked within inches of the road.elementary school or high school sometimes both at sane time.
ReplyDeleteIt's all about making easy money but does it help the taxpayers?
ReplyDeleteIf i get a ticket from it... It will receive a brick through the windshield
ReplyDeleteIt's a shame it wasn't there several years ago. It may of saved a young boy's life. I'm all for it. Yes, I drive the speed limit.
ReplyDeleteDo the crime, pay the fine!
ReplyDeleteSure that is not Fruitland? The king has them everywhere! Oh yea but they do not cost you one dime, my water bill went down, my taxes went down and all is good! Do not say anything or the king will call you a idiot and tell you to volunteer! Nina Lane forever!
ReplyDeleteYou are an idiot 1:38. Too bad you show it every time you post this foolish immature crap.You dont even know where people live...... Or any other facts for that matter.
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