Laurel

Laurel, MD · Traffic & Transit
NBC Washington
talbotspy.org
Letter to Editor: Distracted, Impaired and Impatient Drivers Put Us All at Risk
Recently, within ten minutes, I was nearly hit twice while riding my bicycle in Easton. On North Aurora Street, a driver honked aggressively behind me and then passed with about six inches to spare. Maryland law requires drivers to give a person on a bicycle at least three feet when passing, and if there is no bike lane or shoulder, cyclists can “take the lane”. Six inches is not a judgment call. It is a near miss with a 4,000-pound car. And it gained her nothing: when she parked at her location, I pulled up just 15 seconds behind her. She put my life at risk to save a quarter of a minute.
MoCo Feed
WJLA
moderatelymoco.com
Rockville Proclaims Nov. 15 World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
The Rockville Mayor and Council have proclaimed Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026, as World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. The proclamation, signed Nov. 2 by Mayor Monique Ashton and all six councilmembers, encourages everyone in Rockville “to acknowledge the victims of road traffic incidents and to take safety precautions when driving on or crossing roads.”