Maryland Transportation Authority [MDTA] announced officers were targeting dangerous driving in the area on Monday, April 20. MDTAsent the following release.
On Monday, MDTA Police Officers targeted dangerous driving in and around work zones on I-95 and I-695 in Baltimore and Harford Counties. MDTA Police Officers partnered with troopers from the Maryland State Police during this high visibility enforcement initiative.
Officers targeted high speeds and other dangerous driving behaviors and conducted 103 traffic stops. Officers issued a combined 174 citations and warninga and arrested one driver who was wanted on an open warrant.
This traffic safety effort coincides with National Work Zone Awareness Week.
The MDTA Police remind motorists to pay special attention when driving through work zones and that Safe Actions Save Lives.
Initiatives like these supplement everyday patrols, and additional efforts are planned throughout the year.
To report dangerous driving on Maryland toll roads, contact MDTA Police Dispatch at 410-537-7911.