§ 21-801 Basic rule
§ 21-801.1 Maximum limits
§ 21-802 Establishment of State speed zones
§ 21-802.1 Highway work zones
§ 21-803 Alteration of maximum speed limit by local authorities
§ 21-803.1 School zones
§ 21-803.2 Establishment of speed limits on school and college property
§ 21-804 Minimum speed regulation
§ 21-805 Display of “slow moving vehicle” emblem
§ 21-805.1 Driving a limited speed vehicle
§ 21-806 Special speed limitations for elevated structures
§ 21-807 Charging violations
§ 21-808 Notice to cosigner of minor’s application of speeding violations
§ 21-809 [EffectiveUntil 7/1/2026] Citations based on speed monitoring systems
§ 21-809 v2 [Effective Until 7/1/2026] Citations based on speed monitoring systems
§ 21-809 v3 [Effective until 10/1/2028] Citations based on speed monitoring systems
§ 21-809 v4 Citations based on speed monitoring systems
§ 21-810 Work zone speed control system

Terms Used In Maryland Code > TRANSPORTATION > Title 21 > Subtitle 8 - Speed Restrictions

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