Maryland considers bills to limit speeding & reckless drivers
A Montgomery County police sergeant who lost both legs while trying to stop a speeding driver three years ago is now back on the job and pushing lawmakers to act. He’s urging Maryland to adopt new technology the MVA could require in certain vehicles to help stop aggressive drivers and prevent similar crashes.
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Maryland considers bills to limit speeding & reckless drivers
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