your ride should be smooth between pikesville and woodlawn. the beltway at park heights, the outbound is moving well towards 795. no issues to report there. inbound is moving fine. because of the light traffic, our drive times are doing fine. harrisburg expressway southbound, to the beltway, five minutes. and six minutes 95 southbound from white marsh to the beltway. back to you. >>> we have a recall to tell you about this morning. this time, not the cantaloupe but the lettuce with listeria. and a farm in california is voluntarily recalling their crop. after traces of listeria have been discovered. abc 2 is standing by with the latest. corinne? >> reporter: the true leaf farms in california is recalling chopped romaine lettuce with serious conditions, one bag tested positive for listeria. the company says the lettuce was grown on the farm and true leaf is recalling 2300 cases of the chopped leaf lettuce. the ceo says expensive food safety measures are already in place. >> the testing product will be audited all the time and we're testing at ou

court road near 795, volume in both directions, and no problems on your ride heading south from pikesville to woodlawn. topside of the beltway, starting to get volume on the outer loop at harford road as well and starting to slow down a little bit but not too bad and the inner loop is moving just fine. >>> this time it is not the cantaloupe but lettuce. a farm in california is voluntarily recalling their crop after traces of listeria has been recovered. corinne is standing by with the latest. >> true leaf farms in california is recalling chopped romaine lettuce because of listeria concerns. one bag of lettuce from the farm tested positive for listeria. the company says the lettuce was grown on a washingtonville farm, true leaf farms is recalling roughly 2300 cases of the chopped lettuce and the ceo says expensive food safety measures are already in place. >> we're testing product. we're being audited all the time. we're testing it at our plant. and you know, we're sanitizing every day. >> this latest food recall comes on the heels of that major cantaloupe recall. but so far, no illnesses h