Commuters directed away from Key Bridge after collapse shuts down I-695's southeast corridor

The collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge knocked out a major artery of the Baltimore Beltway that thousands of commuters and commercial trucks use daily. The extent of losing one of the most important bridges on the East Coast and its impact on traffic and trade is not immediately clear. But the disaster is sure to increase congestion around Baltimore’s two harbor tunnels and I-695 ...

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