Bus ridership in Baltimore has changed since the COVID-19 pandemic, and now is the time to address service improvements riders seek, MTA officials said Tuesday. “I use it every day, so it’s ...

The state has acceded to public demand to retain all 36 of its commuter bus routes but at reduced frequencies, the Maryland Department of Transportation and Maryland Transit Administration said in ...

The MTA said it would retain service on all routes at reduced frequencies to connect riders from the suburbs to job centers in the metropolitan Baltimore and Washington region. The new schedules ...

All 36 Commuter Bus routes will remain intact but service frequencies will be reduced, the Maryland Transit Administration announced Wednesday. The MTA said it would retain service on all routes ...

MTA says the service reduction is due to an unprecedented $3.3 billion deficit in state transportation funding that was announced by the Maryland Department of Transportation earlier this year.

The roaming protest lasted about 90 minutes, the Baltimore Banner reported. The following bus routes will be impacted: 54: State Center - Carney/Hillendale 65: Downtown - Dundalk ...

MTA will hold five public hearings, three virtual and two in-person, between March 18 and March 27 regarding the proposal. There will also be a 30-day public review and comment period that is open ...

Broken buses. Communities without bus service. WBAL-TV 11 News has heard the gripes from commuters. Now, 11 TV Hill gets perspective and previews the state's vision to fix Baltimore's bus system.

View of a map of the race in the city here. Additional information on the modified bus routes can be found on the Charm City Circulator website. Originally Published: August 31, 2023 at 1:51 PM EDT ...

Bus ridership in Baltimore has changed since the COVID-19 pandemic, and now is the time to address service improvements riders seek, MTA officials said Tuesday.