Anne arundel county crash shuts down route 32 eastbound lanes
Roadway Closed - The road has been closed. Police advice alternative routes.

Anne Arundel County crash shuts down Route 32 eastbound lanes

February 12, 2026

Anne Arundel County, MD – Eastbound lanes of MD Route 32 were shut down Thursday east of the Telegraph Road exit after an overturned truck blocked the roadway, prompting a response from Maryland State Police and local officers.

The Anne Arundel County Police Department reported the closure shortly before noon, advising drivers to avoid the area and expect delays. The crash occurred east of the Route 170 interchange, a heavily traveled corridor connecting commuters to Interstate 97 and surrounding business districts.

Officials confirmed that MD Route 32 eastbound remains closed as troopers manage the scene. Police have not released details regarding injuries or what led to the truck overturning.

Motorists were urged to use alternate routes and follow directions from officers positioned along the highway. Traffic backups quickly formed as vehicles were diverted away from the crash site.

The incident caused significant congestion during peak travel hours, with drivers reporting extended delays along connecting roads. Emergency crews worked to secure the vehicle and assess roadway conditions before reopening lanes.

  • Eastbound MD Route 32 closed near Route 170
  • Overturned truck prompted police response
  • Drivers advised to expect delays and use caution

Traffic impact and response

Maryland State Police remained on scene managing traffic control and coordinating removal efforts. The duration of the closure was not immediately announced. Updates are expected through official police channels and regional traffic alert systems as conditions change.

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