BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Maryland made $64 million from speeding motorists this year, thanks to speeding cameras.
According to Triple-A, 1.5 million people paid speeding tickets during the fiscal year.
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Drivers who speed in a school or work zone are sent a $40 ticket.
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