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Attorney urges MTA to address Taxi Access rules
- A blind attorney has filed a petition against the Maryland Transit Administration, claiming the Taxi Access program should have more clear-cut rules and a neutral appeals process to stop the increase in the amount of complaints among riders.
State will replace bus fleet with 500 hybrids
- Gov. Martin O’Malley announced Tuesday the state would replace three-quarters of the Mass Transit Administration’s diesel bus fleet by 2014 with 500 hybrid vehicles that would cost 50 percent more, but save money in the long run and the planet as well.
MTA: Fare boxes routinely fail
- Passengers routinely ride Maryland Transit Administration buses free because fare boxes fail to work, costing the beleaguered transit agency untold losses.
- Passengers routinely ride Maryland Transit Administration buses free because fare boxes fail to work, costing the beleaguered transit agency untold losses.
MTA cop: System is 'very safe'
- Her badly beaten and bruised face became a symbol of the seeming randomness of urban violence.
- Her badly beaten and bruised face became a symbol of the seeming randomness of urban violence.
Bus patrons: Young riders are problem
- The day after a shooting on a city bus added to a string of violent incidents involving mass transit in Baltimore, many bus riders said they felt safe despite the headlines.
- The day after a shooting on a city bus added to a string of violent incidents involving mass transit in Baltimore, many bus riders said they felt safe despite the headlines.
Boy, 14, shot on Baltimore City bus
- A shooting on a Baltimore City bus early Wednesday morning sent a 14-year-old boy to the hospital and raised more concerns about the city’s ongoing problem with bus violence.
