If you drive in Baltimore, you don’t need a report to tell you the roads are in rough shape. But a new report from TRIP, released Wednesday, sheds light on just how much those bumpy roads are costing you.
According to the report, nearly a third of Maryland’s major roads are in poor condition, with Baltimore’s faring worse. The increased vehicle maintenance and fuel consumption, lead motorists in Charm City to lose $2,807 a year.
Drivers in the Maryland’s suburbs surrounding Washington D.C. aren’t cruising along either.
Read more (and listen) at WYPR.
