Riding the MTA
In a reporter, the Maryland Transit Administration told the General Assembly that it would have to raise Baltimore-area transit fares by 65 cents next fiscal year — a 40 percent jump — in order to meet state revenue goals without cutting service.
Read more about the possible fare increase here.
Read more about the possible fare increase here.
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MTA service
The MTA says it would take a 65-cent fare increase, or drastic service cuts, to achieve the General Assembly's statutory target for recovering its expenses from riders of its Baltimore-area services.
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