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Last time I looked, which was a year or so ago, no transportation of firearms allowed intrastate. Don't stop for gas or lunch. Interstate, it's Federal law, but MD requires your firearm to be locked (in the trunk or out of reach in my case), ammunition to be locked separately. I suppose you could argue whether the ammunition has to be locked separately. I travel a lot, and usually rely on Handgun Law US. Not as much for legal advice as what places to avoid. Maryland is one. Essentially you can't transport a firearm intrastate at all. And if you have a concealed carry permit, from the aforementioned site, but you can find the same info in many places

Notice: Maryland has a unit called, “Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center.” They have license plate reader cameras around the state that read license plates of vehicles. Some are connected to Criminal Background Check programs and Permit/License Holder lists from the different states that will supply them with that information. Do use caution when even driving through Maryland. They can know if you have a firearms permit/license without even stopping you. Other States most likely have a similar system.

Given their geographic location, I've heard they particularly look for Florida permits, which many people have.