While other units of the Maryland Department of Transportation have been roughed up at budget subcommittees in recent weeks, the Motor Vehicle Administration breezed through Friday before a Senate panel.
MVA came away unscathed from legislative budget cutters mainly because its number of transactions last year was up 3% to 12.1 million while its costs went down .4% and the productivity of its employees was up.
Bill would close loophole by making drunk sailing illegal; death penalty supporters admit capital punishment doesn’t really exist in Maryland; legislation would make it illegal to smoke in cars with minors present; same-sex marriage advocate backs former foe’s tax equality measure; bills seek to save endangered sharks by banning sale of shark fin soup and fins in state; GOP brings up controversial voter ID measure again; Alex Mooney resigns as GOP chair; and Kendel Ehrlich considers throwing hat in the ring for Arundel County executive.
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