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flag Maryland to vote on replacing Chesapeake Bay Bridge with two new spans and widening US 50/301.

flag The Maryland Transportation Authority will vote on December 18, 2025, on Alternative C, a plan to replace the Chesapeake Bay Bridge with two new four-lane spans, remove the existing structure, and widen US 50/301 to eight lanes. flag The project aims to improve safety, capacity, and navigational clearance, with expected economic benefits of $17–23 billion and 61,300–75,600 jobs. flag Public review begins in January 2026, with final federal and state approvals expected by November 2026. flag If approved, design work would start in 2028, with construction slated for summer 2032.

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