Maryland City Says It Will Not Charge Drivers Who Crash
Motorists who crash in Ocean City, Maryland won’t have to worry about getting a bill from the Cape May County town.
The City Council has decided to scrap an ordinance proposed by Mayor Sal Perillo that would have set a fee structure of $435 to $1,200. The price varied depending on whether the town cleaned up after a fender-bender or had to cut a crash victim out of the wreckage.
The Council decided the fees would have upset tourists.
Ocean City firefighters responded to 232 motor vehicle accidents with injuries last year.
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Information from: The Press of Atlantic City
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