Hogan Administration Urges EPA to Drop Plan to Weaken Vehicle Air Pollution Emissions Standards Governor Calls on Federal Agency to Leave Current Greenhouse Gas Emissions Standards in Place Due to the known effects of increased air pollution on public health and the environment, as well as the potential for higher costs to consumers, Governor Larry […]
Be Wary of Purchasing Flood-Damaged Vehicles
MDOT MVA Warns Consumers to Be Wary of Purchasing Flood-Damaged Vehicles After Recent Hurricanes Vehicles May Show No Outward Signs of Damage Following recent hurricanes that devastated portions of the south, the Maryland Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration (MDOT MVA) is cautioning customers to beware of flood-damaged vehicles for sale. Automotive experts and consumer […]
Use Caution As Arctic Temperatures Move In
Maryland State Police Remind Motorists to Use Caution As Arctic Temperatures Move In Troopers are urging drivers to use caution and to think twice before heading out during this expected blast of cold weather across the state. Colonel William M. Pallozzi, Superintendent of the Maryland State Police, has ordered all troopers to be on high […]
Theft of Vehicles In Calvert Increasing
The Calvert County Sheriff’s Office has investigated 8 vehicle thefts since September 19, 2015. The vehicle thefts have occurred from Dunkirk to Huntingtown. All vehicles that has been stolen were left unlocked with the keys either in the ignition or within the vehicle itself. The vehicles have all been located at various locations in the […]
We’re On The Road Together
Expect & Respect 2015 Campaign Sixty Percent of Bicycle Crashes Occur May through September With increasing bicycle-related crashes across the state and warmer weather, theState Highway Administration (SHA) reminds drivers that bicycles belong on Maryland roadways. With the educational campaign “We’re on this Road Together: Expect and Respect,” SHA urges bicyclists and drivers to look […]