Maryland news car accident

Here are some recent news articles about car accidents in Maryland:

Recent Accidents:

  1. Multi-Vehicle Crash on I-95 in Baltimore Leaves Several Injured: A multi-vehicle crash on I-95 in Baltimore on Tuesday morning left several people injured, according to the Baltimore City Fire Department. (Source: WBAL-TV)
  2. Car Crashes into Building in Frederick, Maryland: A car crashed into a building in Frederick, Maryland on Monday evening, causing significant damage to the structure. No injuries were reported. (Source: Fox 5 DC)
  3. Pedestrian Struck and Killed by Car in Montgomery County: A pedestrian was struck and killed by a car in Montgomery County on Sunday evening, according to the Montgomery County Police Department. (Source: Montgomery County Police)

Accident Statistics:

  1. Maryland Ranks 4th in Nation for Pedestrian Fatalities: According to a recent report by the Governors Highway Safety Association, Maryland ranked 4th in the nation for pedestrian fatalities in 2020. (Source: The Baltimore Sun)
  2. Maryland Sees Increase in Fatal Car Accidents: The Maryland State Police reported a 10% increase in fatal car accidents in 2020 compared to the previous year. (Source: WBAL-TV)
  3. Speeding a Leading Cause of Car Accidents in Maryland: According to the Maryland State Highway Administration, speeding was a leading cause of car accidents in Maryland in 2020, accounting for 34% of all fatal crashes. (Source: The Baltimore Sun)

Safety Reminders:

  1. Always Wear Your Seatbelt: The Maryland State Police remind drivers and passengers to always wear their seatbelts to reduce the risk of injury or death in the event of a car accident.
  2. Be Cautious When Driving in Inclement Weather: The Maryland State Highway Administration advises drivers to exercise caution when driving in inclement weather, such as heavy rain or snow, to reduce the risk of accidents.
  3. Watch Out for Pedestrians and Cyclists: The Maryland Department of Transportation reminds drivers to be aware of pedestrians and cyclists on the road and to exercise caution when sharing the road with them.

I hope this information is helpful. Let me know if you have any other questions!