Baltimore Harbor Tunnel Northbound Bore To Close For 60 Days
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- As part of the Maryland Transportation Authority's $189 million I-895 Bridge Project, the northbound bore of the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel will close 24/7 for 60 days starting on Friday, April 12.
Two-way traffic - one adjacent lane in each direction - will operate in the southbound bore.
The MDTA said that motorists should use I-695/Key Bridge and I-95/Fort McHenry Tunnel as alternate routes.
In spring 2020, southbound I-895 will close 24/7 with two-way traffic operating on northbound I-895. The southbound bore of the Harbor Tunnel will close 24/7 for 60 days in spring 2020 with two-way traffic operating in the northbound bore.
Southbound I-895 will reopen to traffic in spring 2021.
The I-895 Bridge Project will replace the 60-year-old I-895 bridge, the MDTA's only remaining structurally deficient bridge.
The MDTA will continue to update drivers on changing traffic patterns via traffic advisories and social media.
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