Baltimore City Department of Transportation

Dec 25

✨🎄 Peace on Earth 🎄✨ From all of us at the Baltimore City Department of Transportation, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a safe, joyful holiday season. Thank you for sharing the roads, sidewalks, bike lanes, and transit with care throughout the year. We’re grateful to serve this city and its peo...Read more

✨🎄 Peace on Earth 🎄✨ From all of us at the Baltimore City Department of Transportation, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a safe, joyful holiday season. Thank you for sharing the roads, sidewalks, bike lanes, and transit with care throughout the year. We’re grateful to serve this city and its people. Stay warm, travel safely, and enjoy the season.

Dec 25

🕯️ Heri za Kwanzaa 🕯️ Wishing everyone celebrating a peaceful and meaningful Kwanzaa. From all of us at the Baltimore City Department of Transportation, thank you for the care, patience, and community you bring to this city every day. Be safe as you move through the week, and take good care of o...Read more

🕯️ Heri za Kwanzaa 🕯️ Wishing everyone celebrating a peaceful and meaningful Kwanzaa. From all of us at the Baltimore City Department of Transportation, thank you for the care, patience, and community you bring to this city every day. Be safe as you move through the week, and take good care of one another.

Dec 24

We are planning the Chinquapin Run Trail, a proposed 1.8-mile trail through Chinquapin Run Park that will connect to the Baltimore Greenway Trails Network. The trail is designed to support walking, biking, skating, and running, safely separated from traffic. It will help connect neighborhoods, link...Read more

We are planning the Chinquapin Run Trail, a proposed 1.8-mile trail through Chinquapin Run Park that will connect to the Baltimore Greenway Trails Network. The trail is designed to support walking, biking, skating, and running, safely separated from traffic. It will help connect neighborhoods, link parks and green spaces, and support everyday trips to places such as schools, workplaces, and grocery stores. 📍 The trail would run from East Lake Avenue through Chinquapin Run Park to Morgan State University on the south side of Hillen Road. 📝 We want to hear from you. Please take a few minutes to share your feedback by filling out our survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeNJL9w4dhH4yXxdYuJycHwWGq3SRrtfkb_TT58xMn72oQPFg/viewform 📄 You can also download the flyer and share it with neighbors, friends, or community groups who may be interested.

Dec 24

🚲 Central Ave Bike Lane Extension and Road Diet Join us for the next community meeting to review the proposed plans for Central Avenue and share your feedback. 📅 Thursday, January 22 🕕 6 to 7:30 PM 📍 In person: Paul Laurence Dunbar High School Cafeteria 1400 Orleans St, Baltimore, MD 21231 Acc...Read more

🚲 Central Ave Bike Lane Extension and Road Diet Join us for the next community meeting to review the proposed plans for Central Avenue and share your feedback. 📅 Thursday, January 22 🕕 6 to 7:30 PM 📍 In person: Paul Laurence Dunbar High School Cafeteria 1400 Orleans St, Baltimore, MD 21231 Accessible by Charm City Circulator Green, CityLink Lime, CityLink Pink, CityLink Brown, QuickLink 40, and Metro SubwayLink. 💻 Online: https://bmore.webex.com/bmore/j.php?MTID=md57016112203dd8448c1a9cdf57fb0f3 📞 Phone: 408.418.9388 🔢 Passcode: 2346 050 0515 We’ll walk through the proposed bike lane extension and road diet, discussing how these changes aim to enhance safety and comfort for all users of Central Avenue. ❓ Questions or need accommodation? Email DOTEngagement@BaltimoreCity.gov or call 410.396.6802. Learn more about the project at streetsofbaltimore.com/centralaveext Thank you for continuing to stay engaged and help shape the future of Central Avenue.

Dec 23

🚧 New Project Page Now Live: Harford Road Hardening Phase II 🚲🚌 We’ve launched a new Streets of Baltimore project page for Harford Road Hardening Phase II, covering a 0.6 mile stretch of Harford Road between Glenmore Avenue and Echodale Avenue. This project will upgrade existing quick-build bike...Read more

🚧 New Project Page Now Live: Harford Road Hardening Phase II 🚲🚌 We’ve launched a new Streets of Baltimore project page for Harford Road Hardening Phase II, covering a 0.6 mile stretch of Harford Road between Glenmore Avenue and Echodale Avenue. This project will upgrade existing quick-build bike lanes into permanent infrastructure, including bike lane-separated bus islands and concrete bus stop pads to improve safety and comfort for people biking and riding transit. Learn more about the project and sign up for updates here: 👉 https://streetsofbaltimore.com/harfordrdii Thank you for staying engaged and helping us build safer, more accessible streets across Baltimore.