Bay Bridge

Maryland plans to invest tens of millions of dollars to study a new Bay Bridge crossing and to improve roads all the way to the beach.

The Chesapeake Bay Bridge has outlived its expected 50-year lifespan — and now Maryland is taking steps toward a long-term solution to crossing the Bay. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.

There’s a tunnel that goes under the Bay Bridge Toll Plaza and a video showing that discovery has gone viral.

The public can now comment on options for the proposed third Chesapeake Bay Bridge crossing span

The Bay Bridge right lane deck rehabilitation is complete and open to all motorists, Gov. Larry Hogan announced Wednesday. The Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) expedited the project and completed it more than a full year ahead of schedule — the project was once expected to be finished in one to two years. The westbound right lane of the Bay Bridge…

The Chesapeake Bay Bridge rehabilitation project is set to be completed this summer, a year ahead of schedule, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said Monday. The work will include the implementation of an all-electronic tolling system, allowing drivers to either pay with E-ZPass or have their license plate photographed and a bill sent to them in the mail. All-electronic tolling will…

The project to finish resurfacing a severely deteriorated lane on the westbound span of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge is a full year ahead of schedule. Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss reports.

Construction is set to begin on the Bay Bridge Sunday evening for cashless tolling, the Maryland Transportation Authority says. Toll lanes 3, 4 and 5 will permanently close so crews can dismantle the old toll booths. Drivers can use the other open toll lanes. MDTA says it implemented an aggressive construction schedule after Gov. Larry Hogan asked that all-electronic tolling…

A line of traffic stretched for about 14 miles on Route 50 toward the westbound Bay Bridge on Sunday as Thanksgiving travelers made their way home.

Thirty years ago Thursday, the Loma Prieta earthquake rocked the Bay Area, shaking buildings from their foundations, flattening a freeway in Oakland and dislodging a section of the Bay Bridge.

If you are one of the 800,000 D.C.-area drivers traveling for Labor Day weekend, some strategic timing could save you from a traffic headache.

If you’re heading back to the D.C. area after Labor Day weekend, now’s the time to start thinking about your drive.

If you’re leaving town for Labor Day weekend, now’s the time to start thinking about your drive.

Multiple drivers brought traffic on the Bay Bridge to a halt Sunday morning as they did donuts on the top deck of the bridge near Treasure Island, according to the California Highway Patrol.

If you’re leaving town for the Fourth of July, now’s the time to start thinking about your drive.

If you’re going away for the holiday weekend, get planning.

Thousands of people are still in the dark Sunday after Friday’s fierce winds knocked down trees and power lines, causing disruptions that may continue into the work week.

If you’re traveling out of D.C. for the long weekend, here’s when to go to avoid traffic.

Heading home from a Memorial Day weekend vacation? Leave late, officials say.

Headed out of town for Memorial Day weekend? Leave early or leave late.