A section of Eastbound Route 50 buckled early Sunday afternoon
leaving several vehicles disabled.
The buckle happened on Route 50 EB between routes 197 and 301 in Bowie, Md.
Highway
engineers are on the scene and say that temperatures higher than 100 degrees
likely
contributed. It's described as a large crack across the eastbound side of the
highway.
State Highway Administrators have blocked the through lanes, though traffic gets
by using the right merge lane.
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1 comment:
We have a new speed bump on the highway in Seaford Delaware. It is SB side of Rt. 13 in between Burger King and Tru Blu in Seaford. What a shock when you all of a sudden feel a speed bump on a highway and it had to be from the heat as well.
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