Howard County announces a new traffic calming policy to enhance road safety, involving physical road changes and public collaboration, coordinated by multiple county departments.

Baltimore adds new speed cameras near schools to enhance safety and deter speeding, operating on weekdays from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., with a $40 fine for violations.

Howard County announces a new construction project on Northfield Road to enhance walkability with new sidewalks and storm drains as part of the WalkHoward initiative, focusing on connections between schools and neighborhoods.

Flag Marsh Rd in Carroll County will close for headwall replacement from August 26, 7:00 am to 4:30 pm for four days, with detours provided. Residents can contact the Bureau of Engineering with questions.

Howard County begins a roadway maintenance project using chip seal technique to extend road lifespans, with work on several roads through mid-September.

The Department of Public Works in Carroll County has scheduled a road closure on Klees Mill Rd for headwall replacement from August 26-29, 2024, disrupting local traffic.

Howard County partners with SGA and SHA for a "quick-build" project to enhance road safety on US 1, reallocating a lane for pedestrian and cyclist use and seeking community feedback.

A public meeting is scheduled to discuss the demolition and future reconstruction of the collapsed Key Bridge in Baltimore, with community engagement and environmental impact considerations.

A collision caused major delays on Route 29 in Columbia, leading to southbound lane closures and diverted traffic, as reported by the Howard County Police Department.

Howard County begins US 40 Pedestrian Improvement Project in Ellicott City, with plans to install 600 feet of sidewalk and enhance connectivity by late August 2024.

The article discusses road closures and transportation adjustments in Baltimore due to Artscape, advising use of the Waze app, and noting affected areas and essential services access.

The rebuild of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Maryland moves ahead with federal environmental approval, maintaining its four-lane capacity with no expected resource impact and aiming for completion by Fall 2028.

Anne Arundel County is adding more speed cameras near schools, with a new batch set for installation on July 24th. Initially issuing warnings, these cameras will later fine drivers $40 for exceeding the speed limit by 12mph or more.