State road-closure records posted on Nov. 11, 2026 list planned lane or shoulder closures on at least four major routes: I-95 southbound, I-81 in Washington County, US 13 in Worcester County and the I-895 northbound toll plaza in Baltimore City. None of the records gives an end time, and three of them do not say why the work is planned. Drivers should check Maryland’s official 511 service for current conditions before they travel.
I-895 Northbound Toll Plaza, Baltimore City
A record created at 7:58 a.m. Nov. 11 lists a planned closure of four of the seven northbound toll lanes and the shoulder at the I-895 toll plaza in Baltimore City. The record does not say when the lanes will reopen or what work is planned.
I-95 Southbound Near Exit 80
A record created at 12:32 p.m. lists a planned closure of the right southbound lane and shoulder on I-95 before Exit 80, the MD 543 Creswell Road exit. The closure runs between mile markers 81.4 and 79.3. The record says the reason for the closure is not specified.
I-81 in Washington County
A record created at 10:42 a.m. lists a planned closure of both shoulders on I-81 northbound and southbound between mile posts 3 and 4 in Washington County. The reason is not specified.
US 13 at the Pocomoke River Bridge
A record created at 10:45 a.m. lists a planned closure of traffic lanes and shoulders on US 13 northbound and southbound at the Pocomoke River Bridge in Worcester County. The reason is not specified, and the record does not say which lanes are affected.
Key Bridge Area on I-695
Records for the I-695 Inner and Outer Loops at milepost 49.3, the Francis Scott Key Bridge, list planned closures of lanes. One record, created at 7:17 a.m., cites an incident at the Key Bridge. Other I-695 closures in the Curtis Creek and Broening Highway area also began Nov. 11 and are covered in a separate TANTV News report.
How to Check Current Conditions
The records come from Maryland’s state road-closure data, and they do not include end times or detour information. The Maryland Department of Transportation’s Coordinated Highways Action Response Team, known as CHART, runs Maryland’s official 511 traveler information service. CHART says the service provides current traffic and road closure information, including incidents, weather closures and active construction and maintenance closures.
CHART describes a closure event as any event it manages that plans a roadwork closure. Some of those events temporarily close and reopen lanes, while others may be long-term lane closures. That means a lane listed in a record may reopen the same day or stay closed for a longer stretch. The records TANTV News reviewed do not make that distinction.
It was not independently confirmed on CHART’s page whether each of the records above is still active. Drivers who use these routes should check the Maryland CHART traffic incidents and events page for the latest status.
What’s Next
The records do not list end times. Drivers can check CHART for updates as the state posts new information about each closure.
