Maryland State Police Cite More Than 400 Drivers During Weekend Crackdown On Speeding
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- Maryland State Police cited more than 400 drivers during a three-day state crackdown on speeding over the weekend, the agency said Monday.
Statewide, troopers cited 401 drivers and gave 309 warnings between Friday and Sunday. In total, they conducted 541 traffic stops as part of the effort.
Troopers also made seven arrests, the agency said.
On Friday, a coronavirus-related stay at home order ended for parts of the state.
Police said warmer weather will likely lead to more people hitting the roads, so people should wear their seatbelts and not speed.
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