let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, kristy. >>> hi, denise.veryone. let's give you an update on the situation on 95. as you said, it's been a very rocky start. we had a tanker there that had caught fire. a lot of the lanes, two of them were blocked off. moments ago, they have reopened the travel lanes. this is on the shoulder. but you can expect slow traffic back from the tunnel. as far as northbound 95 goes. we still have the accident on hanover street, involving four vehicles. two right lanes are blocked. expect significant delays back to the beltway. in westminster, 97 remains closed between old hanover and cemetery lane. use halter road as your alternate. other accidents around the region. perring parkway at the beltway. liberty. north bradford at east bitdz. and as far as the delays around the beltway go, on the top side inner lop, slows down from charles street to dulaney valley road. west side inner loop, slight delay there. let's take a live look. as you can see, plenty of congestion there, particularly, 95 southbound at caton avenue.

here's kristy breslin at aur traffic our traffic control. what a monday it is out there. >> mary, it is unbelievable. especially if you're one of the people traveling along 95. we have problems in both direction. the good noose news is the accident involving a tanker has been cleared. northbound 95, the accident at hanover street is now over on the shoulder. but we still have significant delays back to route 100. 895 would be the better bet. >>> closed between pulaski and the ramp. stemmers run at eastern boulevard. north bradford at east biddle. dennison at mondawmin. and emergency work closed. watch for delays on the west side. southwestern over to liberty road. things have definitely lightened up there. this traffic report is brought to you by alpacker. for the best service selection and value. visit alpacker.com before you buy price packer. back to you. >>> maryland's medical community is fighting back against what they call devastating cuts to fund new research, as well as medicine to treat common and rare illnesses. wjz is live. invest