State Highway Administration defends speed camera program

House committee hears first of several arguments over Maryland's camera law

The controversy over whether to change Maryland's three-year-old speed camera law arrived in Annapolis Tuesday, with some lawmakers calling for accountability and the State Highway Administration touting the value of its program.



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