Reporting an accident
A driver must report an injury or fatal crash to the Motor Vehicle Administration in writing within 15 days; no driver report is required when police investigate and file a report. [mgaleg.maryland.gov]
Accident Report Copy
Baltimore City accident reports from January 1 2011 onward are available only through the online service linked by police; requests need a report number or the full name and incident date or location. [baltimorepolice.org]
Parking
A vehicle may not remain in the same street location more than 48 continuous hours; Residential Permit Parking restrictions generally apply from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays. [codes.baltimorecity.gov]
Impounds: finding & releasing your car
The Baltimore DOT Towing Division vehicle-release form lists 6700 Pulaski Highway; fax 410-485-9242 and email towing.callcenter@baltimorecity.gov while public phone and hours are not published on the form. [transportation.baltimorecity.gov]
Who to call
Baltimore Police non-emergency service is 311; the linked police page does not publish a Maryland State Police highway number. [baltimorepolice.org]
Fees
A City impound tow is capped at $150; vehicle storage is $50 for the first 48 hours and $15 for each later 24-hour period or part thereof. [codes.baltimorecity.gov]
Private-property towing
A private parking facility with at least 3 public spaces may not use towing to enforce restrictions unless properly posted; signs must list the storage location hours maximum tow and storage charges and a recovery phone number. [codes.baltimorecity.gov]
This guide summarizes official sources linked above. Rules change - always confirm with the linked agency. This is general information, not legal advice.