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Marylanders are encouraged to drive safely, avoid distractions and always use seat belts.

New Child Passenger Safety Law Goes into Effect October 1

16 child safety seats donated to ensure safe transport of children

For Third Year, GHSA and Responsibility.org Provide Grant to Increase Training for Cannabis Recognition and Impairment

MDOT MVA, law enforcement warn motorists of impaired driving risk during holiday weekend

Officials remind Marylanders of car seat safety and new law requiring a rear-facing seat through age 2

Other measures expand Move Over Law and allow 24-hour temporary registration

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 for ensuring children can board and exit the bus safely falls on the shoulders of drivers, but there are also steps that parents or caregivers…

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 from this direction? No matter how long you’ve been driving, chances are you’ve been in a position where you questioned your own knowledge about school…

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 are in place to help drivers safely navigate the roads where children might be crossing. Maryland School Bus Laws Though school buses are designed to…