Nearly 1 in 3 nighttime fatalities involve speeding.
When you can't see as far ahead, traveling at high speeds means you're driving blind to what’s around the next bend — whether it’s a curve, an animal, or a pedestrian.
Slow down and give yourself time to stop. 🫸
During this last week of Pedestrian Safety Month, save and share this quick guide to stay SAFE.🚶➡️🚘

ALT This image is a safety poster divided into two sections. The top section, titled "Pedestrian Safety," advises using a crosswalk, following road rules, finding a well-lit area if no crosswalk is available, and watching for cars in driveways and parking lots. The bottom section, titled "Driver Awareness," suggests watching for pedestrians, yielding to them, and slowing down, especially in poor visibility conditions. Various icons accompany each tip, such as a crosswalk, a yield sign, and a slow down sign.
Saturday, Oct. 31: I-895 traffic south of MD 295 (MM 1.1–MM 4.4) will experience periodic slowdowns and temporary holds between 6:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. as police and maintenance vehicles reduce traffic speeds for BGE utility work. NB I-895 will be reduced to one lane in this area.
Know the signs of human trafficking. Report suspected trafficking and learn how to recognize it at tinyurl.com/jhz9a9vj
NEW law effective January 1: Maryland Transportation Authority may toll rear license plates on trailers when motor vehicle license plates cannot be captured. Full release here tinyurl.com/3n2tsbyu
Flashing yellow lights mean a school bus is preparing to stop. 🟡
Drivers: Slow down, stay alert and be ready to stop. Kids may be nearby, entering or crossing the road. 🚸
Give them the time and space they need to get to and from school SAFELY.
Do not enter or travel in any lane displaying a RED X signal. To report aggressive or dangerous driving on Maryland toll roads, call MDTA Police Dispatch at 410-537-7911. Baybridge.com for 24/7 bridge conditions.
Wind restrictions downgraded to wind warnings at the Bay Bridge. Policy detailed here: go.usa.gov/xP6ua











