Two Howard Street lanes reopen following repairs to underground collapse in downtown Baltimore

BALTIMORE — The Baltimore City Department of Transportation announced the reopening of southbound Howard Street between Lombard and Conway Streets in downtown Baltimore.

Lanes are scheduled to reopen at noon on Tuesday following weeks of repair work caused by an underground collapse. DOT says progress has been made towards their efforts to restore the roadway.

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Drivers leaving Baltimore City can now use Lombard Street to southbound Howard Street to access southbound I-395, which will help to relieve traffic congestion in the downtown area.

DOT officials have also reopened the remaining lanes of Pratt Street at the intersection of Howard Street.

MDOT MTA’s Light RailLink Service remains suspended between the North Avenue and Camden Yards stations. Light RailLink Service from the south to Camden Yards is running as scheduled.

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