Ever wonder how or where the signs that people see along roads and highways are made? It turns out they are made in the Baltimore area. WBAL-TV went on a tour of the Maryland State Highway ...

And almost every time we start the discussion with, "The Maryland Department of Highway's Sign Shop " in Hanover. (It is to the South side of BWI-Marshall.) It is a large open space building that ...

Traffic control signs to warn drivers and protect workers were not posted near a work zone where six highway workers were killed along Interstate 695 in Baltimore County, Maryland, in March.

The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration is deploying Complete Streets ‘”quick-build” projects ...

The Cumberland Times-News first reported on the missing signs and spoke with people affiliated with the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration. One community liaison ...

It turns out they are made in the Baltimore area.WBAL-TV went on a tour of the Maryland State Highway Administration's sign shop. In Hanover, they are cranking out up to a hundred signs a day ...

WBAL-TV went on a tour of the Maryland State Highway Administration's sign shop. In Hanover, they are cranking out up to a hundred signs a day, and they look a lot different now than they used to ...