Mobility & Curb Rules in Baltimore County, MD (2026)
3 rules for unincorporated Baltimore County, Maryland.
Verified from official government sources
Bike Lane Rules
Baltimore County Code Section 18-2-216 bars a tractor, trailer, or combination tractor-trailer from parking or standing so that any part of the rig fully or partially obstructs a designated bike lane, unless the stop is essential to immediate cargo loading or unloading. A violation carries a $100 fine, and each day the truck stays counts as a separate offense countywide.
Baltimore County Bans Trucks Blocking Bike Lanes
Some RestrictionsBaltimore County Code Section 18-2-216(a)(2), (b), (c)(2)-(3)
(a) Except as otherwise specified, a person may not park or stand a tractor, trailer, or combination tractor-trailer: [...] (2) In such a manner that any part of the vehicle or trailer, fully or partially obstructs a designated bike lane unless parking or standing is essential to the immediate loading or unloading of cargo. (b) This section does not apply to: (1) Service vehicles owned or opera...
Red-Light Cameras
Baltimore County runs no red-light camera program; its photo enforcement is limited to speed monitoring systems in school zones and separate school bus stop-arm cameras, both authorized under Article 18 of the County Code and state transportation law.
Baltimore County School Zone Speed Cameras
Some RestrictionsBaltimore County Code § 18-4-103 (see also §§ 18-4-101, 18-4-102, 18-5-102, 18-5-103, 18-5-104)
(a) The Police Department, in consultation with other offices and departments of the county government, may develop a program for the procurement, use and implementation of speed monitoring systems in school zones, in accordance with § 21-809 of the Transportation Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland. The Department shall use portable speed monitoring systems where feasible. (b) [...] the ...
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