Please drive slowly through the area to keep our pedestrians safe ❤️
For live detour navigation, use the Waze app 🚙📱

🗓 December 4th from 9:00am - 11:59pm:
E. N. Charles Street from E. Centre to Read Streets
Madison Street from St. Paul to Cathedral Streets
E. Mount Vernon Place (both sides) from St. Paul to N. Charles Streets

🗓 December 3rd from 10:30am to December 4th at 11:59pm:
W. N. Charles Street from E. Centre to E. Madison Streets
W. Mount Vernon Place (both sides) from N. Charles to Cathedral Streets

Thanks for looking out for yourself and everyone else on Baltimore’s roads.

@MayorBMScott @BaltimoreCAO

🧽 Turn your wipers on to keep your windshield clear
🌫️ Expect low visibility from fog or heavy rain
💧 Avoid standing water since you may not know how deep it is
↩️ Take curves slowly because wet roads and leaves reduce traction

We want everyone to get where they’re going safely. Thanks for looking out for each other, Baltimore.

@mayorbmscott @baltimorecao

💡 Lights on so you can see and be seen
🐌 Take it slow since wet roads reduce traction
⏱️ Give yourself more time because traffic may be heavier
🚘 Give space and leave plenty of room between vehicles

Source: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Traffic Safety Facts 2016 data: alcohol-impaired driving, U.S. Department of Transportation, 2017.

Thank you for helping keep Baltimore’s roads safe.

🎯 Plan ahead and use the Waze app for live detours

📲 Full list of closures:
buff.ly/fwrSb46

Thank you for looking out for one another on the road.

Source: NHTSA, Overview of Motor Vehicle Crashes in 2020, published 2022.

Thank you for helping keep Baltimore’s roads safe.

Source: NHTSA, Overview of Motor Vehicle Crashes in 2020, published 2022.

Thank you for helping keep Baltimore’s roads safe.

Source: NHTSA, Evaluation of the Effectiveness of TPMS in Proper Tire Pressure Maintenance, 2012.

Stay safe and thank you for helping keep Baltimore’s roads safe.

Source: AAA, buff.ly/3V1eoZ7

Safe travels, and thank you for keeping our roads moving.

Source: DOT (US), National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Traffic Safety Facts: Children, Washington (DC): NHTSA; 2010.

Wherever you’re headed, buckle up and arrive alive.
Thank you for helping keep our roads safe.