ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Drivers taking the Baltimore-Washington Parkway during their daily commute might want to tap the brakes upon reaching the bridge over the Amtrak railway line in Anne Arundel County.
Starting March 6 the State Highway Administration will put speed cameras in both directions of MD 295, within the construction zone just south of I-195.
The posted speed limit is 55 mph.
For now violators will receive a warning. Actual speeding tickets won't be issued until March 27.
Once tickets do start going out, it will cost vehicle owners $40.
The cameras are being put in place while crews work to repair concrete and replace bridge bearings in the area.
Some of the work could result in overnight single-lane closures.
The work is scheduled to be completed this spring.
