A serious incident on I-95 in Harford County brought traffic to a standstill and prompted a significant emergency response yesterday afternoon. According to NottinghamMD, the crash was reported shortly after 2:30 p.m., just past the Maryland House in Aberdeen, shutting down all northbound lanes.
The Maryland State Police Aviation Command airlifted one individual caught in the wreckage to a trauma center, the Joppa-Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company reported. In the wake of the accident, travelers were advised to find alternate routes to mitigate congestion and facilitate the ongoing emergency operations.
The CBS News Baltimore report confirms that the lanes remained closed for at least two hours as authorities conducted a crash investigation. The exact location was just past Exit 80 at Maryland 543. As of the latest updates, the reasons behind the crash and the condition of any other victims have not been disclosed.
Efforts to clear the scene and thorough investigations were priorities for the Maryland Transportation Authority, which successfully reopened the lanes later.
