 | National Pike Festival and Wagon Train Set for May 18th through 20th
The 24th Annual National Pike Festival and Wagon Train gets underway on Friday, May 18th, with its encampment in Clear Spring at the historic Plumb Grove Mansion. Visitors can see the wagons roll in, and be entertained with music and food from 5‐8 pm.
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 | Maryland develops first Diverging Diamond Interchange
The MD 295 / Arundel Mills Blvd. interchange will be reconfigured into a Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI), an innovative, award-winning traffic solution that has worked successfully around the country to improve traffic flow and efficiency.
The first of its kind in Maryland, the DDI construction begins now with southbound MD 295 connections with Arundel Mills Blvd. CLOSED starting early May. Detours to MD 175 and MD 100 will be posted.
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 | Be Road Ready this Construction Season
Along with MD 511, e-Road Ready 2012 is now available to help motorists plan ahead for summer and fall travel on Maryland’s roads. Think Orange and drive safely in work zones and use e-Road Ready 2012 to help navigate your travel route.
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 | Major Traffic Alert
Beginning this Friday, April 13th the Baltimore City Department of Transportation will close the left lanes of the north and southbound JFX in the vicinity of 29th Street starting at 7:00 p.m. after the evening rush.
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 | Crashes Are No Accident; Drive With Care!
Earlier this week, within only a few hours, SHA responded to several serious crashes along Maryland roadways. SHA reminds you to please drive, walk and bike with caution and care. Crashes are no “accident.”
At every opportunity, SHA is asking Marylanders to make the right choices when driving: obey the posted speed limit; never drink and drive; always wear seat belts; stay alert and put down phones; and share the road by keeping a look out for those traveling by bike or on foot.
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