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ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Wes Moore today announced more than $13.3 million in federal highway safety grants to organizations across Maryland as part of a statewide focus to prevent motor vehicle crashes…
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Published:ANNAPOLIS, MD — Governor Wes Moore today announced more than $11.5 million in federal highway safety grants to organizations across Maryland as part of a statewide focus to prevent motor…
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Published:ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Wes Moore today announced more than $13.3 million in federal highway safety grants to organizations across Maryland as part of a statewide focus to prevent motor vehicle crashes…
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Published:School buses are the safest way for children to travel to and from school. However, the process of boarding and exiting the bus can be dangerous. Much of the responsibility…
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Published:We’ve all been there. We see the school bus slowing down, yellow lights flashing, and we panic. Do I stop? Do I keep going? Am I even supposed to stop…
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Published:School buses are the safest way for children to get to school. Still, children are especially vulnerable as they get on and off the bus. In Maryland, bus safety laws…
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Published:State Law Enforcement Agencies Will Conduct Speed Enforcement to Drive Down Crashes and Increase Safety Across Maryland
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Published:For video of the full press conference, click here. JESSUP, MD (July 2, 2024) – Before Marylanders celebrate the Fourth of July holiday, the Maryland Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration’s Highway…
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Moore-Miller Administration Announces More Than $1.5 Million in Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Grants
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Published:30 Agencies, Organizations Awarded Grants for Efforts to Make Roadways Safer for Vulnerable Users
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Published:The annual program trains state’s impaired driving enforcement leaders
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Published:Classes provided through partnership between Maryland Highway Safety Office and Maryland State Police