In an effort to promote awareness of state traffic laws, the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office posts excerpts of the 2018-2019 edition of The Maryland Vehicle Law Annotated on Tuesdays.
Adhering to the law will make roadways in St. Mary’s County and in Maryland safer for drivers, passengers, bicyclists, horse-and-buggy operators and pedestrians.
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Clinging to Vehicles Prohibited
Sec. 21-2104 (b) Bicycles or motor scooters – A person riding on any bicycle or motor scooter may not attach it or himself to any vehicle on a roadway.
(c) Play vehicles – A person riding on any play vehicle may not attach it or himself to any vehicle on a roadway.
(d) Coasters – A person riding on any coaster may not attach it or himself to any vehicle on a roadway.
(e) Skateboards – A person riding on any skateboard may not attach it or himself to any vehicle on a roadway.
(f) Roller skates – A person riding on any roller skates may not attach them or himself to any vehicle on a roadway.
(g) Sleds – A person riding on any sled may not attach it or himself to any vehicle on a roadway.
(h) Toy vehicles – A person riding on any toy vehicle may not attach it or himself to any vehicle on a roadway.
The fine for clinging to a vehicle is $60.