The Light Rail will resume service Saturday, the Maryland Transit Administration announced Friday afternoon. Friday marked two weeks since the MTA suspended Light Rail service after an explosion ...

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BALTIMORE -- All light rail services will be indefinitely suspended, beginning on Friday, December 8, because of mechanical issues, Maryland Transit Authority officials said. At an emergency press ...

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The Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration (MDOT MTA) announced the Light Rail will be resuming its regular weekday service starting Monday, April 24. Light Rail ...

All Light Rail stops between Patapsco ... according to The Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit ...

The Maryland Transit Administration is offering free rides on its core service of bus lines, Metro Subway and Light Rail trains, as well as the Mobility paratransit service on Election Day while ...

Maryland Transit Administration’s (MTA) Red Line, a planned 14-mile light rail system connecting Baltimore’s east-west corridor between Highlandtown and Woodlawn. STV on Dec. 4 reported signing a ...

the Maryland Transit Administration will provide compensation to Purple Line Transit Partners of up to $425 million. “Payments will be made over five years upon the achievement of certain project ...

The 142-foot-long light rail vehicle was shown off by Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) and Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) officials at their Operations and Maintenance Facility ...

The Maryland Transit Administration did not give a time frame when making the suspension announcement for safety reasons but resumed light rail services about two weeks later. Now, here’s what ...