Clayton Road Overpass at I-95 Reopens to Traffic 

The Clayton Road overpass at I-95 has reopened to traffic. The overpass closed for reconstruction in September 2020 and has reopened as scheduled in April 2022. MDTA thanks local residents and motorists for their patience.  

Reconstruction Closes Raphel Road Overpass at I-95 Until Early 2023

As part of the Maryland Transportation Authority’s (MDTA) $1.1 billion program to relieve congestion and improve travel along the I-95 Corridor into Harford County, the MDTA is beginning the reconstruction of the Raphel Road overpass to accommodate two ETL from south of MD 43 to south of MD 152. Beginning early March, the Raphel Road overpass at I-95 will be closed for reconstruction. The overpass is scheduled to reopen by early 2023. 

During construction, all traffic will be detoured to the Bradshaw Road overpass. Access to all private residences will be maintained throughout the duration of the project. In addition to daytime work, some overnight work along I-95 and Raphel Road will be necessary to complete the improvements.

For further information please see the project page: https://mdta.maryland.gov/I95ETLNB/MD43_to_MD152

ETL Handout Raphel rd07 (PDF Document)

Traffic Shift on MD 152 at I-95

As part of the Maryland Transportation Authority’s (MDTA) $1.1 billion program to relieve congestion and improve travel along the I-95 corridor into Harford County, travel lanes on MD 152 at I-95 will be shifted to accommodate reconstruction of the existing interchange.

Anticipated to begin on February 9 (weather dependent), MD 152 traffic will shift from their current location to the outside of the roadway in both directions on MD 152 between Old Mountain Road/Jaycee Drive and MD 7 (Philadelphia Road). All access to and from I-95 will retain its present configuration throughout this phase of construction, which will last approximately 3 months. The MDTA reminds drivers to plan ahead and travel off-peak to avoid delays as this critical work continues.

WHAT TO EXPECT DURING CONSTRUCTION

Ground-mounted roadway signs and portable changeable message signs will inform motorists of the new traffic pattern prior to the switch. Motorists should use extra caution while approaching the area. Stay up-to-date on this switch and other traffic changes and ramp openings along I-95. Visit mdta.maryland.gov/I95ETLNB/home.html

Reconstruction of the Interchange at I-95 and MD 152 & Closure of the MD 152 Park and Ride Lot

As part of the Maryland Transportation Authority’s (MDTA) $1.1 billion program to relieve congestion and improve travel along the I-95 Corridor into Harford County, the MDTA is beginning the reconstruction of the I-95/MD 152 interchange and northbound roadway to accommodate two ETL from south of MD 152 to south of MD 24. Work associated with the interchange will require Old Mountain Road and the existing MD 152 Park and Ride lot to close.

MD 152 Park and Ride Lot to Close

The lot will close on or about December 15, as reconstruction of the I-95/MD 152 interchange begins. To accommodate the existing park and ride users, the MDTA opened a new Park and Ride lot at the intersection of MD 924 and Woodsdale Road, adjacent to the I-95 interchange at MD 24/MD 924 in the Abingdon area of Harford County. The MDTA encourages users of the MD 152 Park and Ride lot to utilize this new facility. Advanced signage has been installed to direct users to the new Park and Ride lot. It will serve the existing MD 152 Park and Ride customers until a new Park and Ride at MD 152 is completed in late 2025. For directions to the new lot please view the MD 24/MD 924 Park and Ride project sheet.

For further information please see the project page:
https://mdta.maryland.gov/I95ETLNB/Reconstruction_of_the_Interchange_at_I-95_and_152

MD 24/MD 924 Park and Ride Is Open!

As part of the Maryland Transportation Authority’s (MDTA) $1.1 billion program to relieve congestion and improve travel along the I-95 corridor into Harford County, the MDTA has opened the new Park and Ride lot at the intersection of MD 924 and Woodsdale Road, adjacent to the I-95 interchange at MD 24/MD 924 in the Abingdon area of Harford County.

This Park and Ride location provides an alternate site for Park and Ride customers in Harford County. The MDTA encourages users of the MD 152 Park and Ride lot to begin utilizing this new facility. The MD 152 Park and Ride lot will close in late 2021 when reconstruction of the I-95/MD 152 interchange begins. This Park and Ride will serve the existing MD 152 Park and Ride customers until a new Park and Ride at MD 152 is constructed in the future.

For I-95 Northbound and Southbound Traffic, take Exit 77B to the signal at MD 924, Emmorton Road/Tollgate Road. Take a right turn onto Md 924/Emmorton Road and the entrance to the Park and Ride is on your right. This is a right-in and right-out access. Full access to the Park and Ride is provided from Woodsdale Road.

For MD 24 Southbound Traffic, take the exit for MD 924/ Emmorton Road/Tollgate Road to the signal and make a left turn onto MD 924/Emmorton Road. Stay right and go straight through the next signal. The entrance to the Park and Ride is on your right just past the signal. This is a right-in and right-out access. Full access to the Park and Ride is provided from Woodsdale Road.

For MD 924 Southbound Traffic, take MD 924 to the signalized intersection with Woodsdale Road. Make a left turn onto Woodsdale Road. Go through the roundabout to the Park and Ride entrance on your right.

Please send any questions or comments to I95ETLNB@mdta.maryland.gov.

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Reconstruction of Northbound I-95 from MD 43 to South of MD 152

As part of the Maryland Transportation Authority’s (MDTA) $1.1 billion program to relieve congestion and improve travel along the I-95 Corridor into Harford County, the MDTA is beginning preliminary work to widen northbound I-95 between MD 43 (White Marsh Boulevard) and MD 152 (Mountain Road) to make way for the extension of two northbound Express Toll Lanes. The existing travel lanes have been shifted to the left towards the median area. Traffic barrier is being installed along the right shoulder to separate traffic from construction activities. All northbound travel lanes will be maintained during peak travel periods.

Reconstruction of NB 1-95, MD 43 to MD 152 PDF 480 KB Download

The barrier separation provides a safe work zone for construction workers to perform the roadway widening. Motorists should expect delays when traveling through the work zone. Please obey all speed limits and be alert so no one gets hurt. For more information, visit mdta.Maryland.gov/I95ETLNB/home.html

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