Francis Scott Key Bridge westbound/inner loop [ALTERNATE TAKE]

The Francis Scott Key Bridge carries the Baltimore Beltway (Interstate 695) across the mouth of Baltimore Harbor. The bridge is located within 100 yards of the location (which is marked out by a red, white, and blue buoy in the harbor) where the bridge's namesake is supposed to have witnessed the bombardment of Fort McHenry on September 13-14, 1814 that inspired him to write what would eventually become our country's national anthem.
NOTE: This bridge no longer exists. On March 26, 2024, the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed due to a collision with a container ship outbound from the Port of Baltimore. This video is presented as a historic document of travel over the bridge prior to the disaster.
Also Includes: Sparrows Point Industrial Area, Bear Creek Bridge
For Historic Overview: www.dcroads.net...

[@Musicradio77Network]

RIP: Francis Scott Key Bridge (1977-2024)😢

[@brandongaming1049]

so sad to hear the bridge collapsed

[@julianicole912]

Rip the bridge collapsed

[@indieman6868]

RIP Francis Scott Key Bridge

[@1lorrxsm]

Rip key bridge 😞😞

[@patrickbutler3022]

I’ve driven across this bridge a hundred times and it still gives me the creeps

[@Aranimda]

Yeah, the trip can go without a glitch a million time but there always is the small chance that you don't make it to the other side.

[@PGHammer21A]

This is, in fact, the sole crossing of the Harbor area that permits HAZMATs (naturally, neither the Inner Harbor or Fort McHenry Tunnel do) - thus the bridge is actually key to the survival of the Port of Baltimore and Dundalk's vicinity.

[@lancebenson2790]

Where's this?

[@akadorito4698]

Lance Benson baltimore

[@patrickbutler3022]

I695 south of Baltimore, MD