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Westbound lanes of Maryland's Chesapeake Bay Bridge reopen after multi-vehicle crash halts traffic
A multi-vehicle crash prompted the closure of all westbound lanes of Maryland's Chesapeake Bay Bridge on the Fourth of July.
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Medevac helicopter responds to multivehicle crash on westbound span of Chesapeake Bay Bridge
A Medevac helicopter responded to the westbound span of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge after a multivehicle crash Friday.Check ...
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (7News) — A vehicle that somehow crossed over into oncoming traffic on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge collided with ...
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Medevac chopper lands on Maryland’s Bay Bridge after multi-vehicle crash
A Medevac helicopter responded to the westbound span of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge after a multivehicle crash on July 4.
Crash on Chesapeake Bay Bridge causes July Fourth delays
Authorities on Friday afternoon were warning drivers to expect delays on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge following a two-vehicle ...
Daily Voice on MSN3d
Fourth Of July Crash Shuts Down Bay Bridge In Maryland, Helicopter Lands On Scene
The Fourth of July getaway turned into gridlock on Maryland’s Bay Bridge after a serious crash brought westbound traffic to a ...
WBOC TV1d
Chesapeake Bay Bridge Traffic Continues into Sunday Night
The Fourth of July holiday was a busy weekend for people traveling to and from the peninsula via the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.
Medevac helicopter lands on Bay Bridge after collision
Westbound traffic on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge is recovering after a major crash Friday morning that prompted a medevac ...
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One Lane Reopened on Chesapeake Bay Bridge After July 4th Collision, Traffic Delays Expected
A two-vehicle collision on Maryland's Chesapeake Bay Bridge resulted in a partial closure, with only one westbound lane ...
The Baltimore Sun1y
Maryland to bolster protection at Bay Bridge following Baltimore bridge disaster
As a result, the Maryland Transportation Authority is studying “short and long-term options to protect the Bay Bridge,” its chief engineer, James Harkness, told The Baltimore Sun in an interview.