ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — Maryland lawmakers are pushing to have speed cameras put up along the JFX.
The two cameras could bring in millions of dollars for Baltimore City. That money would then be used for covering the costs of certain roadway improvements.
READ MORE: Now That Students Have Returned To The Classroom, One Question Remains: Are Children Safe?Right now, nearly 132,000 people drive along I-83. Officials estimate up to nearly 10,000 violations a day.
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