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On St. Patrick’s Day, the Traffic Unit led a Maryland Highway Safety Office funded impaired driving detail. This initiat...
19/03/2026

On St. Patrick’s Day, the Traffic Unit led a Maryland Highway Safety Office funded impaired driving detail. This initiative, coupled with the hard work of our Patrol Deputies, resulted in seven impaired drivers being taken off of our county roads. Any one of these drivers could have injured or killed an innocent person. These Deputies took time away from their families on a holiday to keep our roadways safe. I am proud of the hard work of everyone involved.

Special thanks to Deb from Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) for joining us on a ride-along!

17/03/2026

No shenanigans tonight ☘️

14/03/2026

Stay safe ☘️

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02/12/2025

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It’s that magical time of year when stores are packed with holiday shoppers, school kids are counting the days until winter break, and local community groups are hosting festive activities. Once such activity is the Bel Air Winter Wonderland celebration. People come from far and near to see the lights, listen to the carolers, and maybe catch a ride down Main Street on a horse drawn carriage. This is sure to bring large crowds which means lots of pedestrians. It is especially important that you pay extra attention while driving and be sure to follow the rules of the road.

Pedestrians in a crosswalk ALWAYS have the right of way. This means you need to stop regardless of which side of the road the pedestrian is currently on while they are crossing the street. Traffic Article 21-502 a2 tells us that failing to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk could lead to an eighty-dollar fine and one point against your driving record.

Remember, this law applies to pedestrians who are IN the crosswalk. There is no need to bring your sleigh to a screeching halt in the middle of the roadway if a pedestrian is standing on the sidewalk. In fact, stopping suddenly could lead to a crash. You may think you are being friendly to the pedestrian who is waiting to cross, but in reality you are creating a risk for your fellow drivers.

While drivers have a responsibility on the road, pedestrians need to pay attention and follow the rules as well. If you are out enjoying the sights, be sure to follow the “walk/don’t walk” instructions. Failing to do so could lead to a fifty-dollar fine.

If you are out this weekend, please pay attention and stay safe. I am sure you’d rather use your money for hot cocoa rather than paying a fine to the District Court.

Until next week, slow down, pay attention, wear your seatbelt, and drive safely.

HCSO Main Line – 410.838.6600
Northern Precinct – 410.692.7880
Southern Precinct – 410.612.1717
HCSO Traffic Unit – 443.409.3324

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