Baltimore City Department of Transportation

Jun 25

TOMORROW 📋 Baltimore's Draft Vision Zero Action Plan is ready for community feedback, and we want to hear from you. Join us on Friday, June 26 at 3:00 PM to hear a presentation of the draft plan and share your input. 📍 In person: 101 N Gay St, Baltimore, MD 21202 💻 Online: https://buff.ly/Ikx6umN...Read more

TOMORROW 📋 Baltimore's Draft Vision Zero Action Plan is ready for community feedback, and we want to hear from you. Join us on Friday, June 26 at 3:00 PM to hear a presentation of the draft plan and share your input. 📍 In person: 101 N Gay St, Baltimore, MD 21202 💻 Online: https://buff.ly/Ikx6umN 📞 Phone: 408-418-9388 | Pass: 2345 520 3003 Accessible by CityLink Green, Red, Purple, Orange, Blue, Yellow, Brown and Navy; BaltimoreLink 40, 54, 67, 76, 78, 80, 91, 105, 154, 150, and 160; and Metro at Shot Tower. Questions or need an accommodation? Email DOTEngagement@BaltimoreCity.gov or call 410.396.6802. Learn more at https://buff.ly/uuCd8Ov

Jun 24

NEXT WEEK 🚶 Help us shape a new sidewalk on Kane Street. DOT is installing a new sidewalk on the east side of Kane Street from E Pratt to E Lombard, and we want to hear from neighbors before construction. Join us online or in person on Wednesday, July 1. 📅 Wednesday, July 1 at 6 PM 📍 In perso...Read more

NEXT WEEK 🚶 Help us shape a new sidewalk on Kane Street. DOT is installing a new sidewalk on the east side of Kane Street from E Pratt to E Lombard, and we want to hear from neighbors before construction. Join us online or in person on Wednesday, July 1. 📅 Wednesday, July 1 at 6 PM 📍 In person: 5710 Eastern Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21224 Accessible by CityLink Blue, Navy, Orange, and Buses 22, 40, 59, and 63 💻 Online: https://buff.ly/jOjbLw2 📞 Phone: 408-418-9388, passcode 2337 168 7017 Questions or need accommodation? Email DOTEngagement@BaltimoreCity.gov or call 410-396-6802.

Jun 24

🚦 We're hiring a Traffic Safety Manager. If you want a job where your work shows up on Baltimore's streets, this is it. You'd plan, organize, and coordinate the city's traffic safety programs and lead the staff who carry them out. Up to $66K a year Mostly office based, with site visits in all kinds...Read more

🚦 We're hiring a Traffic Safety Manager. If you want a job where your work shows up on Baltimore's streets, this is it. You'd plan, organize, and coordinate the city's traffic safety programs and lead the staff who carry them out. Up to $66K a year Mostly office based, with site visits in all kinds of weather Some evening and weekend meetings 24-hour callback for emergencies, because traffic safety doesn't keep office hours It's a serious job for someone who wants their work to matter. If that's you, or someone you know, pass it along. 🔗 Apply: https://buff.ly/lafedj0

Jun 24

🚶🚲🚌 New on Streets of Baltimore: Eutaw Street Complete Streets Resurfacing We are repaving North Eutaw Street from Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to Mulberry Street, and adding Complete Streets upgrades along the way. That means the street will be designed to be safe and accessible for people ...Read more

🚶🚲🚌 New on Streets of Baltimore: Eutaw Street Complete Streets Resurfacing We are repaving North Eutaw Street from Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to Mulberry Street, and adding Complete Streets upgrades along the way. That means the street will be designed to be safe and accessible for people walking, biking, rolling, driving, and riding the bus. What is coming: 🚲 A cycle track from MLK to Centre Street, with a new all ages and abilities separated bike facility 🚸 Traffic calming, updated crosswalks, ADA ramps, daylighting, and bump outs from Centre Street to Mulberry Street 🚌 Upgraded bus stops with bus bulbs for easier boarding This corridor sits in City Council District 11. Public engagement begins this summer. Want updates as the project moves forward? Subscribe on the project page. 👉 https://buff.ly/EVmb0Tq

Jun 24

🚶🚲🚌 New on Streets of Baltimore: Hilton Street Complete Streets Resurfacing We are repaving Hilton Street from Edmondson Avenue to Frederick Road, and adding Complete Streets upgrades along the way. That means the street will be designed to be safe and accessible for people walking, biking, roll...Read more

🚶🚲🚌 New on Streets of Baltimore: Hilton Street Complete Streets Resurfacing We are repaving Hilton Street from Edmondson Avenue to Frederick Road, and adding Complete Streets upgrades along the way. That means the street will be designed to be safe and accessible for people walking, biking, rolling, driving, and riding the bus. What is coming: 🚲 A cycle track from Monastery Avenue to Baltimore Street, set apart from cars 🚸 Traffic calming, updated crosswalks, ADA ramps, and bump outs along the rest of the corridor 🅿️ A shift to permanent parking, travel lanes, and a new multimodal facility 🚌 Upgraded bus stops with bus bulbs for easier boarding This corridor runs through the Allendale, Carroll-South Hilton, and Saint Joseph neighborhoods in City Council Districts 8 and 9. Public engagement begins this summer. Want updates as the project moves forward? Subscribe on the project page. 👉 https://buff.ly/1zv5Tea