Vehicle Laws - Dangerous Driver Abatement Program - Establishment (Dangerous Driver Accountability Act)
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Summary
The bill would require the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration to identify repeat offenders captured by automated traffic‑monitoring systems and give them 90 days to complete an approved driver‑accountability course. If they do not comply, their vehicle registration renewal would be suspended and the vehicle could be immobilized after 180 days. The program also includes fee waivers for low‑income drivers and reporting requirements for the state.
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- Environment and Transportation — Bill HearingEnvironment and Transportation · Feb 5, 2026
History
- Hearing 2/05 at 1:00 p.m.
- First Reading Environment and Transportation
- Pre-filed
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- Stewart · sponsor
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