Baltimore City Department of Transportation

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

Aug 4

Maryland sets stricter coal dust control rules for CSX terminal in Curtis Bay with new permit https://buff.ly/8m8SWgp "We are holding CSX to a higher standard by requiring an enclosure to control dust — a critical step to protect the health of the surrounding community," Environment Secretary Ser...Read more

Maryland sets stricter coal dust control rules for CSX terminal in Curtis Bay with new permit https://buff.ly/8m8SWgp "We are holding CSX to a higher standard by requiring an enclosure to control dust — a critical step to protect the health of the surrounding community," Environment Secretary Serena McIlwain said

Aug 4

The Baltimore Metropolitan Council just received a $30,800 grant from the Maryland Highway Safety Office to support their Bicycle Helmet Project 🚴♀️ With more than half of Maryland’s bike-related crashes happening in our region, this project will help distribute free helmets and bike lights at lo...Read more

The Baltimore Metropolitan Council just received a $30,800 grant from the Maryland Highway Safety Office to support their Bicycle Helmet Project 🚴♀️ With more than half of Maryland’s bike-related crashes happening in our region, this project will help distribute free helmets and bike lights at local safety events—making our streets safer for everyone. Learn more: https://buff.ly/TzPdiVT

Aug 4

New MTA fares include perks for kids, penalties for Light Rail skippers https://buff.ly/k89wY9w Students of Baltimore City Public Schools now can use their student pass to freely board most Maryland Transit Administration vehicles whenever they want.