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12/17/09
The State Highway Administration last night unveiled results of a preliminary study to alleviate growing traffic problems on the Severn River Bridge that leans toward creating a seventh reversible lane on the span. Find Us On Facebook
But that solution, if chosen, won't come for some time. Only the feasibility study the SHA presented at Anne Arundel Community College is currently funded. "We are just putting these on the table, any of them could possibly move forward," SHA spokesman David Buck said. "This is not a full-blown planning study. Once we get funding for that … we will narrow it down...
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