5 People Killed On Maryland Roads Last Week, Bringing Total Of 226 Deaths In 2026
4 motorcyclists killed as preventable roadway deaths continue statewide GLEN BURNIE, Md. — The Maryland Department of Transportation and Maryland State Police continue urging motorists to Slow the Fast Down and drive safely during the busy summer travel season. Safety Reminders Obey posted speed limits and slow down, especially in work zones. Move over for any vehicle with flashing lights, or slow down if you cannot safely change lanes.
- ▪4 motorcyclists killed as preventable roadway deaths continue statewide GLEN BURNIE, Md. — The Maryland Department of Transportation and Maryland State Police continue urging motorists to Slow the Fast Down and drive safely during the busy
- ▪Safety Reminders Obey posted speed limits and slow down, especially in work zones.
- ▪Move over for any vehicle with flashing lights, or slow down if you cannot safely change lanes.
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4 motorcyclists killed as preventable roadway deaths continue statewide GLEN BURNIE, Md. — The Maryland Department of Transportation and Maryland State Police continue urging motorists to Slow the Fast Down and drive safely during the busy summer travel season. Safety Reminders Obey posted speed limits and slow down, especially in work zones. Move over for any vehicle with flashing lights, or slow down if you cannot safely change lanes. Avoid distractions while driving, including phones, passengers and anything that takes your attention off the road. Never drive impaired by alcohol or drugs. Wear your seat belt on every trip, in both the front and back seats. Share the road with pedestrians, bicyclists and motorcyclists.
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