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Maryland approves $15B–$17B plan to replace Chesapeake Bay Bridge with wider, taller spans, starting 2032.
The Maryland Transportation Authority has approved a $15 billion to $17 billion plan to replace the Chesapeake Bay Bridge with two new four-lane spans, increasing height and width to improve safety and accommodate larger ships.
Construction is set to begin in 2032, with phased building to maintain traffic flow.
The project includes widening US 50/301 to eight lanes and studying a pedestrian and bike path, while avoiding environmentally sensitive areas.
Federal approval and public hearings are expected in 2026, with the goal of boosting regional economic impact and creating tens of thousands of jobs.
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Maryland aprueba un plan de $15B$17B para reemplazar el Puente de la Bahía de Chesapeake con tramos más anchos y más altos, a partir de 2032.