Shore police departments to target speeding motorists

Full story: Baltimore Sun

Police officers from six different departments on the Eastern Shore will be combining efforts today to target motorists who are speeding or disobeying other traffic laws following a deadly spate of accidents ...

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Mildred

Queenstown, MD

Great move! Too many lead foot drivers; They might just save a few $'s on fuel keeping to the speed limit.

david

Middle River, MD

they keep caughtingthe speeder but about the people that don't have suspended lic/no ins /or current tag on there..car they show put them in the newpaper

barb

Ocean City, MD

This is a fabulous idea -- But how about leading by example. Too many times I am passed by local sheriffs and state police cars going 70+ down 50 301. Then I see them stop to set up a speed trap or return to the barracks. I understand there are times for these speeds -- but their lights should be on during those times. How do you explain these excessive speeds to young children and teenage drivers who are watching?

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