Conversations with Chrissy

In this episode of Conversations with Chrissy, Administrator Nizer sits down with Meg Young, MDOT’s Deputy Director of Active Transportation and Micromobility, to discuss the growing popularity of e-bikes and e-scooters and what Marylanders need to know to ride safely. From identifying legal vehicles and understanding the rules of the road to helmet use, battery safety and back-to-school riding tips, this conversation covers the benefits, risks and responsibilities of micromobility. Tune in to learn how riders, drivers and communities can share the road safely as transportation options continue to evolve.

On this episode of Conversations with Chrissy, Maryland MVA leaders and partners discuss Senate Bill 111 and the statewide Plate Where You Live campaign. State Senator Cory McCray, Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley, and Maryland Auto Executive Director Al Redmer join the conversation to explain why proper registration matters and how Maryland residents can come into compliance before the law takes effect October 1, 2026.

In this episode of Conversations with Chrissy, we sit down with Alison Gillespie of Bike Maryland to talk about bike safety and the shared responsibility of keeping Maryland’s roads safe for everyone. Tune in for practical tips, important reminders, and a discussion on how drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians can work together to prevent crashes and save lives.

In this episode of Conversations with Chrissy, we sit down with Lieutenant Patrick Kepp of the Montgomery County Police Department to discuss his powerful story of resilience after being struck by a speeding driver in the line of duty—and how that experience helped shape stronger roadway safety laws in Maryland. From impaired driving enforcement to the impact of the Sergeant Patrick Kepp Act, Lt. Kepp shares critical insights on accountability, prevention, and what every driver needs to understand to keep our roads safe.

In this episode we explore HB707 (Butterfly Law), groundbreaking new legislation that adds a butterfly symbol to Maryland IDs to support individuals with hidden disabilities. Chrissy is joined by Eric Carpenter-Grantham, his mother Linda and Delegate Kym Taylor to discuss the law’s origin, its impact, and what it means for visibility, safety and dignity across the state.