Letter Regarding Anne Arundel County Light Rail

Here’s What the Mayoral Candidates Think About Bike Lanes, the Redline and Bus Routes

April 14, 2024

“There’s so much that a mayor can do on transportation, especially with how the city controls streets and sidewalks and traffic signals,” said Brian O’Malley, president and CEO of the Central Maryland Transportation Alliance, in a conversation with The Baltimore Banner after the event. “I look forward to reviewing their responses and seeing how voters digest it all.”

Board Member Commentary: Legislation would require agencies to calculate increased vehicle use and higher emissions

March 9, 2024

We must not continue this madness. Better transit options will help workers get to jobs, such as those at Tradepoint Atlantic and Baltimore-Washington Thurgood Marshall International Airport, to name just two employers. And many of our children who rely on public transportation to get to school will no longer have to endure commutes of more than an hour.

Gov. Wes Moore and leaders in the General Assembly have expressed support for expanded public transportation and other nonhighway projects. Let’s see if they deliver. Or will their promises go unfulfilled while the status quo remains?

It’s time for Maryland to begin building a balanced transportation system that serves everyone. The Transportation and Climate Alignment Act will help us get there. Let your elected officials know how important this is to you. — Will Baker, Board Member, Transportation Alliance

TCA Day in Annapolis

March 5, 2024

Great day rallying on Feb. 28 on Lawyer’s Mall in Annapolis for the Transportation & Climate Alignment Act with house sponsor Delegate Marc Edelson, advocates