Car Accident 235 And 4 Northbound Turning Lane
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Car Accident 235 And 4 Northbound Turning Lane

California, MD - 8/18/2012

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Early Saturday morning, fire and EMS units from Bay District Station 9, Lexington Park and Hollywood were dispatched for a two vehicle collision in the northbound lane at the intersection of 235 and St. Andrews Church Road.

Engine 91 arrived on the scene and 1:49 p.m. and reported the two Lexington Park ambulances can handle the call and cancelled Hollywood fire and EMS.

One patient was transported to St. Mary’s hospital and the roadway was cleared shortly after 2 p.m. 

 Use caution Motor vehicle accident northbound turning lane of 235 and 4.


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dakoNot Logged In
 8/18/2012 at 8:12 PM
PAY ATTENTION!
You are obviously not the only one on the road. As I tell my kids, "You can't drive to the car in front of you. You need to be driving 4 cars ahead."
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DJPRKrockNot Logged In
 8/19/2012 at 11:45 AM
Reply to dako: AND
I have been telling my kids as they learn to drive - "these other people out here (on 235) do not care about you - they will kill you if you let them " ---
lou45Not Logged In
 8/19/2012 at 9:33 PM
Reply to dako: Very good........
keep the campaign up. The local drivers are clueless! The best one is the 60 MPH tailgaters at half a car length. These people are allowed to vote unsupervised, oops this is a Blue state!
More_InfoNot Logged In
 8/20/2012 at 1:10 PM
Reply to dako: Refreshing comment....
and straight to the point. Obviously, the driver's education system in Maryland is sadly lacking the knowledge and skills required teach anyone how to drive. I was taught DEFENSIVE driving techniques at a young age and have driven in various countries around the world. From the number of accidents reports on the BayNet and those I have personally witnessed, it appears most Maryland drivers are using OFFENSIVE driving techniques.

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