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Baltimore County drivers who illegally pass school buses will soon get $250 fines

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Drivers who illegally pass school buses in Baltimore County will see $250 fines starting Nov. 4, the Baltimore County Police Department said Tuesday .

As of Monday, the department said it had issued 5,549 warning citations since the school bus cameras were turned on for the first day of school, Aug. 26. As of Sept. 23, the department had issued 3,468 citations.

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Donald King

5h ago

Can somebody say CASH COW.

Bob Nobles Jr.

5h ago

It should be double that.

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