Code of Maryland Regulations Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Here's an overview of the Code of Maryland Regulations (COMAR), Title 11 – Department of Transportation:
Code of Maryland Regulations (COMAR)
Title 11 – Department of Transportation
This title covers all regulations under Maryland’s Department of Transportation (MDOT), which oversees a wide range of transportation-related agencies and activities, including highways, motor vehicles, transit, aviation, and ports.
Major Subtitle Breakdown (by agency/function):
Each subtitle in COMAR Title 11 typically corresponds to a division within MDOT. Below are the major ones:
11.01 – Secretary of Transportation
General policies and procedures for MDOT.
Public records, hearings, and organizational structure.
11.02 – State Highway Administration (SHA)
Road construction standards.
Access permits.
Highway beautification.
Utility accommodation policies.
11.03 – Maryland Port Administration
Regulations governing port facilities and operations (e.g., Port of Baltimore).
Cargo handling, berthing, and terminal safety rules.
11.04 – Maryland Transit Administration (MTA)
Bus, light rail, subway, and commuter services.
Safety rules, fare collection, and service standards.
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance.
11.05 – Maryland Aviation Administration (MAA)
Regulation of airports (e.g., BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport).
Noise zone regulations.
Airfield operations and security.
11.06 – Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA)
Driver licensing and vehicle registration.
Vehicle emissions inspection program (VEIP).
Commercial driver's license (CDL) rules.
Ignition interlock program.
11.07 – Transportation Authority
Oversight of toll facilities like bridges and tunnels.
E-ZPass regulations and violation enforcement.
11.08 – Maryland Transportation Authority Police
Law enforcement standards and duties on MDTA properties.
Key Themes and Regulatory Focus:
Public Safety: Vehicle safety inspections, CDL requirements, transit safety, and airport security.
Infrastructure: Standards for highways, bridges, airports, and seaports.
Licensing and Compliance: Rules around driver and vehicle licensing, emissions testing.
Access and Use: Permits for highway access, airport use, or port facilities.
Environmental Protections: Emissions programs and noise abatement.
Toll Operations: Toll collection, violation processing, and appeals.
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