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  • Monday May 13th

    The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) will operate on the following schedule on Monday, May 27th

    Local Bus:  Sunday/Holiday Schedule

    Metro Subway: Sunday/Holiday Schedule

    Light Rail: Sunday/Holiday Schedule

    MARC Train: No Service

    Commuter Bus: No Service
    Note: Commuter Bus Route 201 will operate on a Weekend/Holiday schedule

    Mobility:
    Transportation Service: Holiday Schedule. All standing rides are canceled. Customers must call to reschedule May 27th rides. 
    Call Center: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
    Certification Office:  Closed Friday, May 24th and Monday, May 27th.

    Transit Information Contact Center: Closed.
    The Mondawmin Customer Service Center Booth:  Closed.

    Transit Store:
     Closed
    Reduced Fare Certification Office (6 St. Paul Street): Closed Friday, May 24th and Monday, May 27th. 

    For more details on MTA services, customers can call 410-539-5000;TTY: 410-539-3497 or visit the MTA’s web site at  www.mtamaryland.gov.

  • Tuesday May 7th

    The MTA is proposing to reallocate transit resources to areas of higher bus demand.  As part of this reallocation, the MTA proposes the elimination of three commuter bus routes:  Nos. 202, 203, and 205. 

    The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) gives notice of 3 public hearings proposing changes to the ICC Commuter Bus routes...

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  • Wednesday April 3rd

    In an effort to refine Commuter Bus Routes 901, 906 and 907, Commuter Bus has proposed to separate these routes into 5 lines beginning Fall 2013.  The intention is to simplify the service for our commuters and to offer more options to get into downtown Washington D.C. from the Charles County area...

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  • Monday April 1st
    The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) will discontinue selling the discounted 10 trip “punch” tickets on board MTA and Contractor coaches after the end of service tomorrow Tuesday, April 30, 2013. 
     
    Tomorrow is the LAST day to purchase ten-trip tickets on board the bus.
     
    Tickets purchased on board and through the MTA transit store will continue to be accepted through October 31, 2013; however, only cash one-way fares using exact change may be purchased on board after April 30th. Newly designed monthly passes and 10 trip tickets are available through the MTA’s contractor Commuter Direct.
     
  • Wednesday March 27th

    UPDATE: Commuter Bus will begin using the new park and ride lot located on Golden Beach Road just east of MD. Route 5 on Monday, May 13, 2013.

    This new facility will become the primary stop for routes 903 and 909 while the route 905 will continue to use the existing site behind the Charlotte Hall Shopping Center. The current schedule times will be maintained as these sites are very close in proximity. A few minor adjustments are necessary to allow for connections between California trips and those that serve Charlotte Hall...

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