Maryland HB668 prohibits standing in inherently dangerous roadways, shoulders, median dividers, or intersections in St. Mary's County.

Maryland HB668 adds to the Annotated Code of Maryland to prohibit standing in inherently dangerous roadways, shoulders, median dividers, or intersections in St. Mary's County. The law defines "inherently dangerous" as posing a serious risk of injury that cannot be mitigated with ordinary care. A police officer may not issue a citation unless appropriate signs are installed notifying the public of the prohibition, and these signs must comply with the Manual and Specifications for a Uniform System of Traffic Control Devices adopted by the State Highway Administration Assembly of Maryland.

Maryland HB668 prohibits standing in inherently dangerous roadways, shoulders, median dividers, or intersections in St. Mary's County.

Maryland HB668 adds to the Annotated Code of Maryland to prohibit standing in inherently dangerous roadways, shoulders, median dividers, or intersections in St. Mary's County. The law defines "inherently dangerous" as posing a serious risk of injury that cannot be mitigated with ordinary care. A police officer may not issue a citation unless appropriate signs are installed notifying the public of the prohibition, and these signs must comply with the Manual and Specifications for a Uniform System of Traffic Control Devices adopted by the State Highway Administration Assembly of Maryland.