Aggressive Driving occurs when an individual commits a combination of moving traffic offenses that endangers other people or property. Aggressive driving behaviors include a variety of dangerous driving maneuvers: Speeding - Tailgating - Running red light - Failing to stop for stop signs - Improper passing - Weaving
Aggressive driving involved three highway deaths per day across Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia. AAA Mid-Atlantic and other public safety organizations consider aggressive driving an epidemic in our region.
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As a former Traffic Safety Program Coordinator for Upper Chesapeake Region (Cecil, Kent and Queen Anne's counties), I challenge you to wear your sealt belt everytime and obey the speed limit and other laws that relate to your safety and the safety of others. I ask for your involvement to reduce the number of injuries and fatalities on our roadways. Driving is a FULL TIME job and requires full time attention!
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547 Marylander's lost their lives in 2010 having 42% of those fatalities caused by an Impaired driver. Please report Impaired drivers by calling 911 or #77. Law enforcement needs your help and your observations to allow our roadways to become safer. I need you to do your part in being a safe and alert driver.
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Distracted Driving: Love You & Miss You Margay
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Teen drivers between the ages of 16-18 are encouraged to participate in SmartDrive Maryland. This on line skills and knowledge campaign is sponsored by the Delmarva Broadcasting Company. For more information visit www.smartdrivemd.org
Special thanks to: QAC Channel 7, Update, Record Observer, Bay Times, WNAV 1430 radio, Kent County High School radio station, Chesapeake Publishing and WCTR 1530 radio, Queen Anne's Count Sheriff's Office, Eventlister and Queen Anne's County Board of Education for publicizing these events.
Safety Program Trust Fund: make a donation and help support traffic safety/educational programs/Youth RALLY in our area. This trust fund is administered by the Foundation for Community Partnerships, section 501 (c) (3). Mail your donation to P. O. Box 592, Ridgely, Md. 21660......Thank you for your support!
Aggressive driving involved three highway deaths per day across Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia. AAA Mid-Atlantic and other public safety organizations consider aggressive driving an epidemic in our region.
Click Here to watch:
http://www.oprah.com/oprahshow/Watch-the-Full-Hour-Americans-New-Deadly-Obsession-Video
As a former Traffic Safety Program Coordinator for Upper Chesapeake Region (Cecil, Kent and Queen Anne's counties), I challenge you to wear your sealt belt everytime and obey the speed limit and other laws that relate to your safety and the safety of others. I ask for your involvement to reduce the number of injuries and fatalities on our roadways. Driving is a FULL TIME job and requires full time attention!
Click here: http://seags.co.za/media/arrive-alive-campaign-straight-target-audience/
Click here: www.duiisforlosers.com
547 Marylander's lost their lives in 2010 having 42% of those fatalities caused by an Impaired driver. Please report Impaired drivers by calling 911 or #77. Law enforcement needs your help and your observations to allow our roadways to become safer. I need you to do your part in being a safe and alert driver.
Click to see how Everybody Hurts:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2mf8DtWWd8&feature=player_profilepage.
Distracted Driving: Love You & Miss You Margay
www.Mother'sAgainstDistractedDriving/ABCNews
Teen drivers between the ages of 16-18 are encouraged to participate in SmartDrive Maryland. This on line skills and knowledge campaign is sponsored by the Delmarva Broadcasting Company. For more information visit www.smartdrivemd.org
Special thanks to: QAC Channel 7, Update, Record Observer, Bay Times, WNAV 1430 radio, Kent County High School radio station, Chesapeake Publishing and WCTR 1530 radio, Queen Anne's Count Sheriff's Office, Eventlister and Queen Anne's County Board of Education for publicizing these events.
Safety Program Trust Fund: make a donation and help support traffic safety/educational programs/Youth RALLY in our area. This trust fund is administered by the Foundation for Community Partnerships, section 501 (c) (3). Mail your donation to P. O. Box 592, Ridgely, Md. 21660......Thank you for your support!
