Linthicum, MD (April 28, 2026) – A serious crash involving entrapment was reported Monday evening, April 27, in the Linthicum area. The incident occurred around 8:06 p.m. on the northbound Route 295 ramp to eastbound Interstate 195.
Emergency units responded after reports confirmed a crash with entrapment and at least one trauma-level patient. Four ambulances were dispatched to the scene to assist with medical care and transport. Responders worked quickly in the area due to the severity of the incident.
Officials reported possible lane closures while crews managed the scene and assisted those involved. Traffic delays were expected as emergency personnel remained on the ramp. No additional details about the number of vehicles involved or what led to the crash have been released.
The incident remains under review by authorities.
We are thinking of those injured as they receive urgent medical care.
Why Ramp Entrapment Crashes Require a Large Emergency Response
Crashes on highway ramps can become serious quickly due to limited space, merging traffic, and higher speeds. When vehicles come to rest in narrow areas or against barriers, occupants may become trapped inside, requiring specialized rescue efforts.
Emergency teams often send multiple ambulances when there are reports of entrapment or trauma-level injuries. These situations can take longer to resolve because responders must carefully stabilize vehicles before removing occupants. Traffic flow is also heavily impacted since ramps have few alternative routes for drivers. Investigators typically review speed, driver movement, and visibility conditions to determine how the crash occurred.
