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State Releases New Data Showing Improved Work-Zone Safety

Officials said work-zone crashes fell 12% in 2025, but Maryland has still recorded more than 200 crashes and two deaths this year.

Summary by WBAL
The family of one of the six construction workers struck and killed in a 2023 Beltway crash issued a call to action to prevent another work-zone death. Maryland state transportation officials on Tuesday released new data about whether safety efforts are working, saying the numbers of citations and crashes in work zones have decreased. But they said some drivers still risk their lives and those working on the roads. Last year, upwards of a dozen …

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The Stand broke the news on Tuesday, April 21, 2026.
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