Maryland transportation leaders joined Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott at the Johns Hopkins metro subway station to celebrate the launch of the Maryland Transit Administration’s new metro subway cars.
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A train of new Hitachi rail cars for Maryland Transit Administration's Baltimore Metro Subway Link. The first six of 78 new ...
For hours at one of Baltimore’s Metro SubwayLink stations, the fare gates stood open. Passengers streamed through. A station attendant was nowhere in sight. And Maryland’s transit agency could not ...
The Maryland Transit Administration introduced the first six new Hitachi railcars on the Baltimore Metro System Jan. 7, marking the first update to the system since 1983. The launch was celebrated ...
Gov. Wes Moore and Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) officials unveiled a plan to develop land around the transit system in the Baltimore area, creating thousands of housing units. Moore ...
A decade after first evaluating the region’s transportation system, the Central Maryland Transportation Alliance says Baltimore is still falling short. The group’s 2026 Transportation Report Card, ...
Gov. Wes Moore and Mayor Brandon Scott rode the subway Metro from Rogers Avenue to Charles Center Monday, accompanied by a throng of reporters, security detail and other government officials on the 13 ...
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