Though the work aims for an early June completion, the project schedule dictates that Sunday to Thursday nights might see lane closures from 9 p.m. through to the wee hours at 5 a.m., where patches of asphalt pavement in dire need of maintenance will face the contractor's tools. According to the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration news release, transport regulars should brace for alternating single and double-lane closures on expressway segments straddling the Baltimore Light Rail tracks and the I-83 bridge above Old Pimlico Road. Gray and Son, Inc. of Timonium leads the execution of the project as the selected contractor, bringing the usual accompaniments of temporary traffic signs and orange cones to navigate travelers through the patch-up process.

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