Central Maryland Transportation Alliance

10/15/2026

ATU Local 1300 President Mike McMillan on funding the Red Line, a fifth bus division, and operator and rider safety and reliability.

10/15/2026

Seniors, students, persons with disabilities and all transit riders deserve to get where they are going with dignity. The CTP as drafted denies them that right. Hear from Giancarlo Valdetaro of the National Campaign for Transit Justice

10/13/2026

An investment in Baltimore is a good investment, and it pays a rich return. Delegate Mark Edelson on why funding Baltimore's transit is a good bet.

10/13/2026

The Baltimore renaissance needs high quality public transit to succeed. That means the Red Line, BMORE BUS, and state of good repair. That's what's fair!

10/13/2026

When Ui-Seng isn't biking she's taking the bus, on purpose. A Fells Point resident on choosing public transit as a way to shrink her carbon footprint, and what would make it easier for everyone.

10/12/2026

Students shouldn't have to get up at 5:45am to get to school by 8am. Mayor Scott knows because that used to be him. Let's build a 21st century public transit system for Baltimore.

10/09/2026

Baltimore showed up. On September 30, Mayor Scott, Council President Cohen, and Baltimore's state delegation told MDOT exactly what the current draft of the CTP (Maryland's six-year transportation budget) leaves out: no construction money for the Red Line, no new investment in BMORE BUS. On state of good repair? This year's draft CTP goes backwards, cutting crucial projects like fixing Metro elevators and escalators. Baltimore's students, working families, and employers need better than this. The CTP is still a draft, and it can change. Tell Governor Moore and MDOT we need to reverse the cuts and fund Baltimore's future: https://cmtalliance.org/take-action/ #/33

10/05/2026

Minister Glenn Isaac Smith has fought for the Red Line for over a decade. As a senior on a fixed income, he uses the MTA to see the doctor, get healthy food, and visit family. The draft CTP funds Red Line planning, but not construction.

10/05/2026

"Sometimes the buses just skip past you as if you weren't there." Hear from three Baltimore City students on getting to school and more without a car, and what a late bus costs them."

10/02/2026

Check out Disability Rights Maryland's Week Without Driving bingo game. The initiative challenges drivers to go without driving for one week to better understand the barriers faced by people who cannot or do not drive. You can learn more about the bingo game (and prizes) at the link below.

Even though everyone can’t or doesn’t drive, our society prioritizes cars as if everyone does. We can change that. Start by learning what’s available and what’s needed. Join us for Week Without Driving transportation bingo and see firsthand what’s available (and what’s needed) outside of your car.

Details Here: https://disabilityrightsmd.org/week-without-driving-2026-transportation-bingo/