Francis Scott Key Bridge (I-695) has been reopened

695 closed near Key Bridge

Photograph from ABC2's traffic cameras
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Posted: 10/29/2012

UPDATE | Francis Scott Key Bridge has been reopened.

Due to high winds from Hurricane Sandy the Francis Scott Key Bridge (I-695) has been closed.

When the Key Bridge is safe to reopen, MDTA will conduct an inspection prior to reopening.

The inspection could take up to one hour. Follow MDTA on Facebook and Twitter @TheMDTA for MDTA traffic information.

WATCH at 4 a.m. |  LIVE Mobile coverage of Superstorm Sandy

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