Vehicle Laws - Detectable Level of a Controlled Dangerous Substance or Its [HB-1048]
Prohibiting a person from driving or attempting to drive any vehicle while the person has a detectable level of a controlled dangerous substance, or its metabolites, in the person's blood, if the person is not entitled to use the controlled dangerous substance under the laws of the State; making a stylistic change; etc.
HB-1048: Vehicle Laws - Detectable Level of a Controlled Dangerous Substance or Its
Sponsored by: Rep. Richard Impallaria
Unfavorable Report By Judiciary on 03/22/2010
Motor Vehicles - Large Vehicles - Left Lane Prohibition [HB-1627]
Prohibiting large vehicles with four or more axles or a gross weight exceeding 10,000 pounds from using the far left lane on a roadway that has three or more lanes for traffic moving in the same direction with a certain posted maximum speed limit; and providing for the application of the Act.
HB-1627: Motor Vehicles - Large Vehicles - Left Lane Prohibition
Sponsored by: Rep. Jay Jalisi
First Reading House Rules And Executive Nominations on 02/20/2020
Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program - Exemptions - Vehicles With Low Annual Mileage [HB-1215]
Decreasing from 5,000 to 2,500 the maximum number of miles a motor vehicle may be driven annually in order to be exempt from mandatory inspection and testing requirements; repealing the requirement that, in order for a vehicle that is driven 2,500 miles or less annually to be exempt from mandatory inspection and testing requirements, the owner of the vehicle must meet certain disability or age requirements; and exempting certain vehicles from certain inspection and testing requirements under certain circumstances.
HB-1215: Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program - Exemptions - Vehicles With Low Annual Mileage
Sponsored by: Rep. William Wivell
Unfavorable Report By Environment And Transportation; Withdrawn on 03/13/2020
Vehicle Laws - Injury or Death of Vulnerable Individual - Penalties [HB-1459]
Prohibiting a person from causing the serious physical injury or death of a vulnerable individual as a result of the person operating a vehicle in a careless or distracted manner or in violation of any other rules of the road provisions of the Maryland Vehicle Law; establishing that a person convicted of a violation of the Act may be fined up to $2,000 and must appear in court and may not prepay the fine; establishing additional penalties of participation in a motor vehicle safety course and up to 150 hours of community service; etc.
HB-1459: Vehicle Laws - Injury or Death of Vulnerable Individual - Penalties
Sponsored by: Rep. Michael Malone
Unfavorable Report By Environment And Transportation; Withdrawn on 03/06/2020
Motor Vehicles - Operation When Approaching Stopped, Standing, or Parked Vehicles [HB-1305]
Extending to all vehicles displaying certain warning lights or warning lamps the application of a requirement to make a certain lane change or slow to a reasonable and prudent speed that is safe for certain conditions when approaching certain stopped, standing, or parked vehicles from the rear.
HB-1305: Motor Vehicles - Operation When Approaching Stopped, Standing, or Parked Vehicles
Sponsored by: Rep. Anne Healey
Hearing 3/05 At 1:00 P.m. on 02/10/2020
Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol - Subsequent Offenders - Mandatory Ignition Interlock [HB-1320]
Requiring a court to prohibit a person convicted of a third or subsequent offense of driving under the influence of alcohol from operating a motor vehicle that is not equipped with an ignition interlock system and to order the person to install an ignition interlock system on the person's vehicle as a sentence, part of a sentence, or condition of probation; requiring a court to order certain motor vehicles to be impounded or immobilized for a certain period under certain circumstances; etc.
HB-1320: Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol - Subsequent Offenders - Mandatory Ignition Interlock
Sponsored by: Rep. Barrie Ciliberti
Unfavorable Report By Judiciary; Withdrawn on 03/02/2020
Vehicle Laws - Overtaking and Passing Bicycles, EPAMDs, or Motor Scooters [HB-1263]
Authorizing the driver of a vehicle to drive on the left side of the roadway in a no-passing zone to overtake and pass at a safe distance a pedestrian, a bicycle, an electric personal assistive mobility device (EPAMD), or a motor scooter traveling in the same direction if the vehicle is driven in accordance with certain provisions of law and the driver reasonably believes, based on certain conditions, that the adjustment does not endanger, impede, or interfere with another pedestrian or vehicle; etc.
HB-1263: Vehicle Laws - Overtaking and Passing Bicycles, EPAMDs, or Motor Scooters
Sponsored by: Rep. Michael Malone
Unfavorable Report By Environment And Transportation on 03/14/2020
Drugged Driving - Controlled Dangerous Substance Testing - Authorized Police Officers [HB-1334]
Authorizing a police officer who has successfully completed a program of training in advanced roadside impaired driving enforcement to request, require, or direct that a person take a test for drug or controlled dangerous substance content under certain circumstances; repealing the authorization for a police officer who is a trainee, or is in a program of training, for certification as a drug recognition expert to request, require, or direct that a person take a test for drug or controlled dangerous substance content; etc.
Vehicle Laws - Driving in Right-Hand Lanes [HB-1262]
Requiring the driver of a vehicle traveling slower than the general speed of traffic on certain highways to drive the vehicle in the right-hand lanes under certain circumstances; requiring the Motor Vehicle Administration to include certain information in the State's driver education curriculum; requiring the State Highway Administration to inform drivers of certain requirements by posting certain signage and providing certain notice in a certain manner; etc.
HB-1262: Vehicle Laws - Driving in Right-Hand Lanes
Sponsored by: Rep. Neil Parrott
Unfavorable Report By Environment And Transportation on 03/14/2020
Worcester County - Special Event Zones - Prohibitions [HB-1493]
Prohibiting a person from engaging in exhibition driving within a special event zone in Worcester County; prohibiting a person from committing certain violations of the Maryland Vehicle Law within a special event zone in Worcester County; defining the term "exhibition driving" to include the operation of a vehicle in a manner that produces abrupt acceleration or deceleration, skidding, swerving, raucous engine noise, gear grinding, or wheels losing contact with the ground; establishing certain penalties for violations of the Act; etc.
HB-1493: Worcester County - Special Event Zones - Prohibitions
Sponsored by: Rep. Teresa Reilly
Enacted Under Article Ii, Section 17(c) Of The Maryland Constitution - Chapter 622 on 05/08/2020
Vehicle Laws - Pedestrian Safety [HB-1184]
Requiring the driver of a vehicle to exercise due care to avoid colliding with a pedestrian; requiring the driver of a vehicle to maintain a passing distance of not less than 3 feet when overtaking pedestrians, unless a passing clearance of less than 3 feet is caused solely by the pedestrian, or unless the highway on which the vehicle is being driven is not wide enough to lawfully pass a pedestrian at a distance of at least 3 feet; prohibiting a person from throwing any object at or in the direction of any pedestrian; etc.
HB-1184: Vehicle Laws - Pedestrian Safety
Sponsored by: Rep. Michael Malone
Unfavorable Report By Environment And Transportation on 03/09/2020
Calvert County - Speed Limits - Establishment [HB-1060]
Authorizing Calvert County to decrease the maximum speed limit to not less than 15 miles per hour on certain highways in the Solomons Island area without performing an engineering and traffic investigation, regardless of whether the highway is inside an urban district.
HB-1060: Calvert County - Speed Limits - Establishment
Sponsored by: Rep. Jerry Clark
Enacted Under Article Ii, Section 17(c) Of The Maryland Constitution - Chapter 414 on 05/08/2020
Vehicle Laws - Military Surplus Vehicles - Registration and Operation [HB-1148]
Establishing certain standards and procedures for the registration of military surplus vehicles; establishing a one-time registration fee of $51 for military surplus vehicles; authorizing and prohibiting certain uses for military surplus vehicles; requiring an applicant for the registration of a military surplus vehicle to provide certain proof that the vehicle has passed a certain safety inspection; etc.
HB-1148: Vehicle Laws - Military Surplus Vehicles - Registration and Operation
Sponsored by: Rep. Kevin Hornberger
Hearing 2/26 At 1:00 P.m. on 02/11/2020
Vehicle Laws - Military Surplus Vehicles - Registration and Operation [HB-1148]
Establishing certain standards and procedures for the registration of military surplus vehicles; establishing a one-time registration fee of $51 for military surplus vehicles; authorizing and prohibiting certain uses for military surplus vehicles; requiring an applicant for the registration of a military surplus vehicle to provide certain proof that the vehicle has passed a certain safety inspection; etc.
HB-1148: Vehicle Laws - Military Surplus Vehicles - Registration and Operation
Sponsored by: Rep. Kevin Hornberger
Hearing 2/26 At 1:00 P.m. on 02/11/2020
Vehicle Laws - Violations Involving Pedestrians or Bicyclists - Penalties (Pedestrian Safety Act of 2020) [HB-973]
Establishing certain minimum fines for certain traffic violations relating to the driver of a vehicle failing to stop or yield to certain pedestrian and bicycle traffic; altering the source of funds for the Pedestrian Safety Fund; and requiring the Secretary of Transportation, in administering the Fund, to prioritize enhancing the safety and quality of pedestrian and bicycle transportation near schools and school bus stops.
HB-973: Vehicle Laws - Violations Involving Pedestrians or Bicyclists - Penalties (Pedestrian Safety Act of 2020)
Sponsored by: Rep. Dana Stein
Unfavorable Report By Environment And Transportation; Withdrawn on 03/13/2020