'Don't Block The Box' Traffic Law Starts Monday
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A new traffic campaign that starts on Monday is hoping to change driving habits in Baltimore.
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation will start fining motorists for blocking intersections, or the box, between traffic lights.
Motorists will be fined $125 if they are found to be blocking the box.
Baltimore Mayor Announces 'Don't Block The Box' Traffic Safety Program
DOT has launched its traffic safety campaign called Don't Block the Box. This initiative aims to educate commuters and promote the safety of drivers and pedestrians traveling across the city. Starting October 15, motorists will be fined $125 for blocking the intersection. pic.twitter.com/IMr3uS7Hz8
— Baltimore City DOT (@BmoreCityDOT) October 12, 2018
Click here for more information on the campaign.
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