Maryland State troopers have increased patrols for St. Patrick’s Day weekend to watch for impaired or distracted drivers. Troopers are focusing on crash reduction, DUI enforcement, and high-visibility enforcement on major corridors and highways throughout the holiday weekend. They are also monitoring aggressive and distracted driving. Master Trooper Hasim Johnson is urging people to drink responsibly, avoid driving while drinking, and eliminate distractions while driving to ensure everyone’s safety, including troopers. Meanwhile, residents in Baltimore’s Canton neighborhood are celebrating St. Patrick’s Day, prioritizing safety by sticking with friends and avoiding strangers. The festive atmosphere was enhanced by a robot created by Jeff Levine, attracting people with its music and movements. Maryland State Police provide safety tips for those attending St. Patrick’s Day events, including designating a sober driver, avoiding drinking and driving, and using public transportation or ride-share services. Hosts are also reminded to provide plenty of food and non-alcoholic beverages and have alternative transportation options available for guests.
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