Traffic & Transit

Monthslong Road Work To Snarl Traffic Across 3 Baltimore County Highways

Several Baltimore County highways will undergo road work through year's end. Here's what residents need to know to avoid traffic headaches.

BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD — A series of lane closures and flagging operations get underway this week in Baltimore County as officials undertake a monthslong improvement project.

An advisory issued by the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration says work will directly impact traffic on the following highways:

  • Maryland Route 943 (Warren Road)
    Start Date: Oct. 13
    Cost: $364,000
    From Interstate 83 to Beaver Dam Road
  • Maryland Route 372 (Wilkens Avenue)
    Start Date: Oct. 19
    Cost: $352,000
    From Interstate 95 to Baltimore City line
  • Maryland Route 25 (Falls Road)
    Start Date:
    Oct. 25
    Cost: $430,000
    From Interstate 695 to MD 130 (Greenspring Valley Road)

The project, which includes repair work and new pavement markings, will be carried out overnight from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. Sunday through Thursday.

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Officials say the road work is expected to finish by late December, weather permitting.

Drivers are urged to be cautious when traveling through road work areas and give themselves extra time.

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