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While the public will have to wait another year or two to see a comprehensive investigation on what exactly happened March 22, criminal charges against the two drivers have shed new light on the Baltimore Beltway crash that killed six construction workers.

BALTIMORE — The two vehicles that collided last month on the Baltimore Beltway, ultimately killing six highway workers, were speeding before they crashed, causing one vehicle to enter an access

The preliminary assessment released Thursday does not reveal many new details on the March 22 crash on Interstate 695 that killed five employees of Concrete General and one inspector, who were all struck by a vehicle involved.

Six construction workers were killed in Baltimore last Wednesday when a car crashed into a work area near a construction zone.

A father and son were also among those killed when a car veered into the road construction site on I-695, mowing down workers there.

Maryland State Police identified six contracted highway workers who were killed Wednesday when two cars collided on Interstate 695, causing one vehicle to flip into a construction area. Footage shows how the cars collided and one vehicle entered a small gap in jersey barriers, which left the work zone open.

Researchers compared statistics for weeks when the warning signs were being displayed to those from weeks when it wasn’t.

Attention-grabbing signs that remind drivers of highway mortality can backfire in unexpected ways, according to a new study.