10:11am Update: All lanes of MD-650 (New Hampshire Ave) at Heartfields Dr have reopened. Expect residual delays.
A serious traffic incident has closed New Hampshire Avenue (MD-650) between Nora Drive and Heartsfields Drive in White Oak according to Montgomery County Police.
A stretch of Woodmont Avenue in downtown Bethesda is now closed to through traffic as WSSC Water begins work on its Leland Avenue 54-inch Large Valve Vault Replacement Project.
The Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) will begin resurfacing Piney Branch Road between Eastern Avenue and Sligo Avenue on Tuesday, August 5, according to the City of Takoma Park.
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.
New Hampshire Avenue is closed between Piney Branch Road and Adelphi Road while Prince George’s County Police investigate a vehicle collision in the Adelphi area.
A serious traffic crash has closed all lanes of southbound I-270 at Middlebrook Road, according to Alert Montgomery.
Washington Gas will begin replacing the gas main on Carroll Avenue between Eastern Avenue and Columbia Avenue on Monday, July 27. The infrastructure improvement project is expected to take approximately two months to complete.
11:57am Update: All lanes of westbound MD-124 (Montgomery Village Ave) at I-270 have reopened. Expect residual delays.
A traffic incident has closed all westbound lanes of MD-124 (Montgomery Village Avenue) at I-270, according to Alert Montgomery.
Update: the event has been cancelled.
Takoma Park has released parking restrictions and road closure information ahead of its annual Fourth of July parade on Saturday, July 4.
Drivers heading through Gaithersburg this evening should expect significant traffic impacts as the city prepares for SummerFest at Bohrer Park.
Drivers traveling on I-95/I-495 (Capital Beltway) in Prince George’s County should prepare for overnight lane closures beginning Monday, June 29, as the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration starts a pavement improvement project between MD 214 (Central Avenue) and MD 4 (Pennsylvania Avenue).