Baltimore City Department of Transportation

Aug 6

Baltimore adds new speed cameras in school zones https://buff.ly/7H6XAZE Drivers, keep your eyes peeled. Starting Aug. 11, new speed cameras in school zones and a vehicle height-monitoring system will be activated

Aug 5

Baltimore Expands School Zone Speed Camera Program https://buff.ly/PhKhtzr Baltimore City is installing additional speed cameras in school zones to improve safety for students and reduce dangerous driving near schools. New cameras will be activated around August 11 near Barclay Elementary (E 29t...Read more

Baltimore Expands School Zone Speed Camera Program https://buff.ly/PhKhtzr Baltimore City is installing additional speed cameras in school zones to improve safety for students and reduce dangerous driving near schools. New cameras will be activated around August 11 near Barclay Elementary (E 29th St) and Highlandtown Elementary/Middle School (Pulaski Hwy). The program includes both permanent and rotating camera placements, with $40 fines for vehicles exceeding the speed limit by more than 12 mph. The City is also launching a commercial vehicle height monitoring system to reduce roadway damage caused by trucks driving on restricted streets. Credit: WBAL-TV | Reporters: Jake Shindel and Ashley Hinson

Aug 5

Want to learn more about Baltimore’s free transit options? 🚍⛴️🛴 Aniya from our team recently gave a great presentation at MDOT’s Lunch & Learn, breaking down everything iRide Baltimore has to offer—from the Charm City Circulator and Harbor Connector to dockless vehicles and hands-on commuter sup...Read more

Want to learn more about Baltimore’s free transit options? 🚍⛴️🛴 Aniya from our team recently gave a great presentation at MDOT’s Lunch & Learn, breaking down everything iRide Baltimore has to offer—from the Charm City Circulator and Harbor Connector to dockless vehicles and hands-on commuter support. Watch the full video here: 🎥 https://buff.ly/BGzyzev And learn more at https://buff.ly/bmtIl2a

Aug 5

🚧 EUTAW ST is fully closed from W. Mulberry to Saratoga for hazardous building demolition. 🕗 Closure expected through morning peak hours. 📲 For live detour updates, download Waze: https://www.waze.com

Aug 5

🚗⬇️ Good news for Baltimore streets! Total crashes in our city decreased by 11.48% annually from 2019 to 2023. That’s real progress in making our roads safer for everyone — drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists. Explore how we're improving safety at: ➡️ https://buff.ly/jO2lcwa