PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor                             Ch. 219

pertaining to the payment of mass transit fares, OR PURSUANT TO A STATUTE
PERTAINING TO THE FAILURE TO PAY TOLLS, it shall be remitted to the respective
local government, or to the State agency.

(c)     Every agency of State government, political subdivision or municipality which
has enacted or which shall enact an ordinance, law, or regulation controlling the parking
of motor vehicles, or providing for the impounding of motor vehicles, OR PERTAINING
TO THE FAILURE TO PAY TOLLS shall provide that fines, penalties or forfeitures for the
violation of said ordinances, laws, or regulations shall be paid directly to the State agency,
political subdivision or municipality, and not to the District Court, in uncontested cases.

(d)     Every ordinance, law, or regulation controlling the parking of motor vehicles
or providing for impounding such vehicles OR PERTAINING TO THE FAILURE TO PAY
TOLLS shall provide that the person receiving a citation may elect to stand trial for said
offense by notifying the State agency, political subdivision or municipality of his intention
of standing trial, which notice shall be given at least five (5) days prior to the date of
payment as set forth in the citation. Upon receipt of the notice of such intention to stand
trial, the political subdivision or municipality shall forward to the District Court in said
political subdivision or municipality, and the State agency shall forward to the District
Court having venue, a copy of the citation and a copy of the notice from the person who
received the citation indicating his intention to stand trial. Upon receipt thereof, the
District Court shall schedule the case for trial and notify the defendant of the trial date
under procedures to be adopted by the Chief Judge of the District Court. All parking or
impounding fines, penalties or forfeitures OR FAILURE TO PAY TOLL PENALTIES
collected through the District Court pursuant to a parking or impounding OR TOLL
COLLECTION ordinance, law, or regulation enacted by a State agency, political
subdivision or municipality shall be remitted to the respective local government or State
agency.

10-310.

A PHOTOGRAPH, MICROPHOTOGRAPH, VIDEOTAPE OR OTHER RECORDED
IMAGE OF THE LICENSE PLATE OF A MOTOR VEHICLE PRODUCED BY AN
ELECTRONIC TOLL COLLECTION VIDEO-MONITORING SYSTEM IS ADMISSIBLE IN A
PROCEEDING TO COLLECT A TOLL OR OTHER CHARGE OF THE MARYLAND
TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY, TO IMPOSE CIVIL LIABILITY OR TO COLLECT CIVIL
PENALTIES IMPOSED UNDER § 21-1414 OF THE TRANSPORTATION ARTICLE, OR TO
IMPOSE CIVIL OR CRIMINAL LIABILITY UNDER § 21-1413 OF THE TRANSPORTATION
ARTICLE FOR A FAILURE TO PAY THE A TOLL OR CHARGE.

Article - State Government

10-616.

(M) (1) SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF PARAGRAPH (2) OF THIS
SUBSECTION, A CUSTODIAN SHALL DENY INSPECTION OF ALL PHOTOGRAPHS,
VIDEOTAPES OR ELECTRONICALLY RECORDED IMAGES OF VEHICLES, VEHICLE
MOVEMENT RECORDS, PERSONAL FINANCIAL INFORMATION, CREDIT REPORTS OR
OTHER PERSONAL OR FINANCIAL DATA CREATED, RECORDED, OBTAINED BY OR
SUBMITTED TO THE MARYLAND TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY, ITS AGENTS OR
EMPLOYEES IN CONNECTION WITH ANY ELECTRONIC TOLL COLLECTION SYSTEM

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