Digital Resources

Download and print the new Spanish language "Work Zone Safety" brochure.

MDOT MVA’s Highway Safety Office has developed a simple social media toolkit for the month of July that will provide you with social media content to share, raising awareness about key road safety issues including impaired driving (alcohol & cannabis), speed/aggressive driving, roadside emergencies and work zone safety.

Download and print the new Work Zone Safety brochure in English.

In support of National Work Zone Safety Week, MDOT MVA's Highway Safety Office has developed a social media toolkit that will provide you with social media content to share, raising awareness about work zone safety and urging drivers to stay alert in and around work zones, helping keep road workers safe.

MDOT MVA’s Highway Safety Office has developed a simple social media toolkit for the month of April that will provide you with social media content to share, raising awareness about key road safety issues including distracted driving, work zone safety and impaired driving.

MDOT MVA’s Highway Safety Office has developed a simple social media toolkit for the month of December that will provide you with social media content to share, raising awareness about key road safety issues including impaired driving, aggressive driving, roadside emergencies, move over and occupant protection.

MDOT MVA’s Highway Safety Office has developed a simple social media toolkit for the month of April that will provide you with social media content to share, raising awareness about key road safety issues including work zone awareness, distracted driving, occupant protection, and pedestrian safety.

Each year, distracted driving contributes to more than 26,000 injuries and 180 fatalities on Maryland roads. It’s also a leading factor in work zone crashes. MDOT MVA’s Highway Safety Office launched the “Be the Focused Driver” campaign in 2020 and works with law enforcement officials to encourage motorists to put down distractions and give driving their full attention when behind the wheel. To support work zone safety, the Highway Safety Office created new graphics reminding motorists to “Be the Focused Driver” when approaching and driving in work zones.