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Maryland is betting $184 million on I-695. Drivers have questions. 

Traffic moves along Interstate 695, where Maryland is spending $184 million on a project that will allow drivers to use the shoulder as an additional lane during periods of heavy congestion. The 38-mile project is expected to be completed in 2028. (Zackary Lang/Spotlight on Maryland)
Traffic moves along Interstate 695, where Maryland is spending $184 million on a project that will allow drivers to use the shoulder as an additional lane during periods of heavy congestion. The 38-mile project is expected to be completed in 2028. (Zackary Lang/Spotlight on Maryland)
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Maryland is spending $184 million to add an extra lane to a portion of the Baltimore Beltway, a project officials said will ease congestion during peak travel times but has left some drivers questioning how it will work.

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