Montgomery County trail rehabilitation, C&O Canal towpath repairs, and bicycle and pedestrian improvements are among the projects included in $11.3 million in grants announced by the Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT).
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The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration will begin removing approximately 7.5 lane-miles of temporary bus-only lanes along MD 355, also known as Wisconsin Avenue, next week.
Maryland transportation and law enforcement officials are urging motorists to drive safely as the new school year begins and Labor Day travel increases traffic across the state.
The Maryland Department of Transportation plans to resurface Piney Branch Road between Eastern Avenue and Sligo Avenue in September.
As students across Maryland return to school, the Maryland Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration is reminding motorists to slow down, remain alert and understand when they are legally required to stop for a school bus.
The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration has begun construction on a $10.4 million project designed to improve safety and traffic operations along US 15 at Auburn Road and Angleberger Road in Frederick County.
The Maryland Department of Transportation plans to begin resurfacing a portion of Piney Branch Road on Monday, August 17, according to an updated community advisory by Takoma Park Police.
The property that was home to the Montgomery Hills Car Wash for more than 50 years has officially been sold to the State of Maryland for approximately $2.22 million, as according to recently recorded land records.
As the busy summer travel season begins, Maryland transportation and law enforcement officials are reminding drivers to prioritize safety during the “100 Deadliest Days” between Memorial Day and Labor Day, when traffic fatalities traditionally increase. (more…)
The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration will begin a resurfacing project along MD 109 (Beallsville Road) in Dickerson starting Monday, April 6, with work expected to continue through late May, weather permitting.
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) will begin its annual street sweeping program in the first week of April, with work continuing through July across approximately 4,100 lane miles of residential roads.