Baltimore Tests Southbound-Only Hanover Street Plan After Ravens Games
Baltimore is testing a traffic plan that will make Hanover Street southbound-only after Ravens games.
Baltimore, MD, October 25, 2026 —
Baltimore is testing a traffic plan that would make Hanover Street southbound-only after Ravens games, according to the information provided about the proposal.
The plan centers on changing the street’s direction of travel after games. The available details do not specify when the test began or how long it is expected to last. They also do not identify which part of Hanover Street would be affected, when the restriction would take effect after a game, or how long it would remain in place.
No information was provided about the reason for the test, the agencies or officials overseeing it, or how drivers would be notified. The summary also does not describe any detours, access arrangements, traffic measurements or criteria for assessing the plan.
It is therefore unclear whether the southbound-only arrangement applies after every Ravens game or only on particular occasions. The information provided does not say whether the plan is temporary, whether it could become permanent, or whether any decision has been made about next steps.
For now, the confirmed detail is limited to the test itself and its central change: Hanover Street would be restricted to southbound travel after Ravens games. Further information about the plan’s timing, boundaries and results was not provided.
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