Automated Speed Enforcement Program - FAQ
Q: How can I pay this citation?
A: You may pay this citation using any method noted below:
- Mail a check or money order to : Prince George's County P.O. Box 17416 Baltimore, MD 21297-1416
- Pay online by credit card or E-Check at www.OnlineCitationPayment.com (service fee is associated with online payments)
- Pay in Person at 9418 Annapolis Rd. #104 Lanham, MD 20706
Q: What happens if I do not pay this citation?
A: If you fail to pay the citation and any late fees in full by the due date, your vehicle registration may be flagged and subject to refusal or suspension. If your registration is flagged, you may owe additional flagging fees to Prince George's County and/or to the Maryland Department of Motor Vehicles. (The MVA will assess a MVA flag fee for each flag imposed. This fee must be paid to the MVA and is in addition to the fine and fees due to Prince George’s County). You may also be referred to collections, as well be eligible for booting/towing.
Q: What if I lost my citation?
Q: Why did I get this citation?
A: A vehicle registered or leased to you, was photographed by an automatic camera connected to a speed monitoring system. Vehicles exceeding the posted maximum speed limit are detected automatically and two photographs are taken. On each photograph are the date, time, location, and speed of the vehicle when the violation occurred.
Q: Is this citation a "moving violation"?
A: No. This citation is not considered a "moving violation". It is a civil citation holding the registered owner or lessee responsible for the violation (similar to a parking ticket). NO POINTS CAN BE ASSESSED FOR THIS VIOLATION AND IT WILL NOT RAISE YOUR INSURANCE RATES!
Q: Can I contest this violation?
A: Yes. You may request to appear in District Court by returning the completed form at the bottom of your violation at least five days prior to the DUE DATE shown on your violation. If you appear in Court, the maximum amount you can be charged is a $40 fine and court costs. You will be notified by mail of the court date. If you do not receive a notice within 30 days, call Prince George's County at (301) 858-6212.
Q: What do I do if my vehicle registration plates were stolen?
A: Send a copy of the police report for the stolen vehicle or plates with the Request for Court date to Prince George's County P.O. Box 17416 Baltimore, MD 21297-1416.
Q: Will the speed monitoring system operator be present in court on my court date?
A: No, the speed monitoring operator is not required to be present in court. However, you may request the presence of the operator by submitting a written request for the operator's presence no later than twenty (20) days before your scheduled court date. Please include your citation number and send in an envelope marked "Operator Request" to P.O. Box 17416 Baltimore, MD 21297-1416
Q: How do I arrange for accommodations for persons with disabilities?
A: The District Court will make any reasonable accommodation for persons with disabiblities. Requests should be directed to the appropriate agency prior to visiting the facility. Prince George's County (301) 858-6212 District Court (301) 699-2766
Q: What if I was not driving the vehicle?
A: You must provide a sworn statement (notarized) in which you swear or affirm that you were not operating the vehicle and include any corroborating evidence. The statement must include the citation number and be mailed by certified mail, return receipt requested, and be received no later than 30 days after the mail date of the citation. Send all documents to P.O. Box 17416 Baltimore, MD 21297-1416.
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