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Two construction workers were taken to Shock Trauma following an early morning crash on I-695 in Parkville Friday.
The crash occurred around 3 a.m. on the innerloop at Harford Road.
Maryland State Police said the driver of an SUV drove into the construction zone and hit the back of a parked, unoccupied pickup truck. That truck was pushed forward into the two construction workers who were on foot.
One construction worker was flown to Shock Trauma, the other was taken there by ambulance. The driver of the SUV was was taken to University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center for treatment.
The workers' injuries are serious, but said to be non-life threatening.
AVOID I-695 #Parkville! Serious crash closes IL at Harford Rd. #BaltimoreCounty @ABC2News #MDTraffic #GMM2 pic.twitter.com/GlRScgoHZ5
— ABC2 Traffic (@MarylandTraffic) June 30, 2017
Alcohol and drug impairment do not appear to be factors in this crash, according to Maryland State Police.
The beltway was shut down for almost two hours, but the crash has since been cleared.
UPDATE: Crash now CLEAR from IL 695@ Harford Rd. Ramp from Harford Rd. to 695 back open. #Parkville #BaltimoreCounty pic.twitter.com/nlxA7KOgP5
— ABC2 Traffic (@MarylandTraffic) June 30, 2017
Pic of the SUV that hit another vehicle, which then ran into two construction workers on 695 in Parkville#gmm2 pic.twitter.com/JhAOIjYBRI
— Christian Schaffer (@chrisfromabc2) June 30, 2017
