Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, an alternate route for I-95 travelers, has collapsed into the Patapsco River. Maryland Governor Wes Moore released the following statement on the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge:
My office is in close communication with U.S. Transportation read more…
The article: Baltimore’s Key Bridge (I-695) Collapses After Ship Strike, was originally published on I-95 Exit Guide
Situated amidst the captivating landscapes of the Mid-Atlantic region, the Chesapeake Country Scenic Byway entices travelers with its harmonious amalgamation of natural splendor, historical eminence, and cultural magnetism. Stretching across Maryland’s Eastern Shore, this scenic route offers a read more…
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My wife and I found a great restaurant just off I-95, exit 54 (Hanover Street) on the Baltimore waterfront. It’s called Nick’s Fish House, a seafood gem with some of the freshest dishes I’ve ever tasted.
It appeared to be a local favorite as the place was quite busy and it took a few minutes read more…
The article: Nicks Fish House – Baltimore, MD, was originally published on I-95 Exit Guide
Located on the picturesque shores of the Potomac River, National Harbor stands as a beacon of urban charm and entertainment just minutes away from Interstate 95 and Washington, D.C. With its stunning waterfront views, vibrant community, and an array of activities for visitors of all ages, this read more…
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October and early November is a special treat for I-95 travelers in the Northeast. That’s when fall foliage colors are at their peak all along the I-95 corridor… From Northern Virginia to Maine. This three-part series showcases fall foliage road-trips along I-95 state-by state. Let’s check out Vir read more…
The article: Fall Foliage Along I-95 – Part Three: Virginia to Delaware, was originally published on I-95 Exit Guide
White Marsh, Maryland is a great overnight stop! Why? Consider this… you’ve traveled all day, you’re tired, hungry, the kids are wired… you get the picture. What you really need right about then is that perfect overnight stop… an exit where you feel safe and comfortable… an exit with a good mix of read more…
The article: Great Overnight Stop: White Marsh, MD (I-95, Exit 67), was originally published on I-95 Exit Guide
The Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) encourages motorists to prepare for their Thanksgiving holiday travels in advance to ensure a smooth trip to start the holiday season. Traveling off-peak will help minimize delays during what will be one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. read more…
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Greenbelt, Maryland is a great overnight stop. Why? Consider this… you’ve traveled all day, you’re tired, hungry, the kids are wired… you get the picture. What you really need right about then is that perfect overnight stop… an exit where you feel safe and comfortable… an exit with a good mix of a read more…
The article: Great Overnight Stop: Greenbelt, MD (I-95, Exit 23), was originally published on I-95 Exit Guide
This one is a 5 star in my book. Riverside Pub & Grill is located right off I-95, exit 80 in Bel Air, Maryland. It’s just after the Country Inn & Suites hotel on your right. Look for a little strip mall called “Riverside Station” and a Pizza Hut sign,
This restaurant is a little on the read more…
The article: Riverside Pub & Grill – Bel Air, MD, was originally published on I-95 Exit Guide
Governor Larry Hogan today joined Maryland Transportation Secretary and Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) Chairman James F. Ports Jr., and MDTA Executive Director Will Pines at the groundbreaking for a new, nearly $85 million interchange at I-95 and Belvidere Road in Cecil County. The new read more…
The article: Maryland DOT Breaks Ground On New I-95/Belvidere Interchange In Cecil County, was originally published on I-95 Exit Guide