Teens face new driver’s license rules under new Md. law

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Maryland teens won’t be racing to the Motor Vehicle Administration to take their driving tests on their 16th birthday anymore.

They will have to wait even longer to get their driver’s license when a score of new Maryland state laws take effect on Thursday. Maryland residents also will face stricter laws for speeding, drunken driving, and texting while driving.

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