With an estimated 350,000 people expected to use the Chesapeake Bay Bridge this weekend, transit officials decided to postpone work that would have closed a lane and could have caused gridlock.
“The more they thought about Memorial Day weekend coming up and with the good weather, they realized a lot of people will traveling to the Eastern Shore,” Kelly McCleary, Maryland Transportation Authority spokeswoman, said about the authority?s decision to begin work at 7 a.m. May 29. “They wanted to make sure there wasn?t a serious delay this weekend.”
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