GREENBELT, MD – Drivers passing through the intersection of Southway and Ridge Road will notice new stop sign cameras as the Greenbelt Police Department begins a three-week testing phase.
The city announced that the cameras are being evaluated as part of a pilot program to improve traffic safety.
Officials confirmed that during the trial period, no citations or warnings will be issued.
Key Points
- Stop sign cameras installed at Southway and Ridge Road in Greenbelt
- Three-week testing period now underway
- No tickets or warnings will be issued during the trial
Cameras part of traffic safety initiative
The Greenbelt Police Department said the new stop sign cameras are designed to monitor compliance at high-traffic intersections and gather data on driver behavior. The information collected during the trial will help determine whether automated enforcement could reduce collisions and improve safety.
No penalties during test phase
Officials emphasized that the current phase is strictly for testing and evaluation. The cameras will record data but will not trigger citations or warnings. After the three-week period, city leaders will review the results and decide whether to expand the program or move forward with active enforcement.
Community engagement and transparency
The department encouraged residents to share feedback about the initiative through social media and community meetings. Updates on the program’s progress will be posted on the Greenbelt City Police Department’s Facebook page and the department’s official X (formerly Twitter) account, @greenbeltpolice.
Authorities said the test underscores Greenbelt’s commitment to using technology responsibly to promote safer streets.