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Pedestrian Deaths Are Increasing In Maryland

Published on December 3, 2012

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Maryland has placed millions of dollars since 2006 to reduce pedestrian fatalities. The 5-year goal that was set in 2006 is currently being restructured. The state is looking forward to achieving its new 2015 goal. Read More.

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