BALTIMORE COUNTY — Maryland officials are still investigating the crash on I-695 that killed six construction workers on March 22.
According to Maryland Department of Transportation spokesperson Charlie Gischlar, the left lane on the inner loop of I-695 between I-70 and Liberty Road is being closed during off-peak hours, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Thursday, May 8-11.
The closure is to accommodate a review by the insurance company of the contractors involved in the March 22 work zone crash.
Maryland State Police said an Acura plowed through a work zone near Security Boulevard, killing several construction workers before flipping on its roof.
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Investigators recently revealed both cars involved were going beyond the speed limit inside the construction zone.
The report also details how the car that ran over the workers breached a set of concrete barriers that were in place to protect them.
The area where the crash occurred was under long term construction for a stretch of about 19 miles between Interstate 70 and Maryland State Highway 43.
