RSS Feeds  Grace period to end for Annapolis speed cameras
Sunday - 4/7/2013, 6:50pm  ET  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) -- Annapolis
police have a message for speeders caught on camera: no more
freebies.  The monthlong grace period for speed cameras in the
state capital ends Monday. Police say drivers caught going 12
mph over the posted speed limit will incur $40 fines. Speeders
will get tickets in the mail.  Maj. Scott Baker is the speed
camera program director. He tells The Capital of Annapolis ( )
that the city has issued more than 300 warnings since March 5.
The city has three cameras, one fixed and two mounted inside
Fort Escape sport-utility vehicles. They will target speeders in
school zones, and they'll only take pictures on weekdays between
6 a.m. and 8 p.m. All the potential camera locations are noted
with signs.   Information from: The Capital of Annapolis, Md.,