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Will Maryland Gov-Elect Larry Hogan Kill the Red and Purple Lines?

Turning Baltimore’s Streets Into an Indycar Track: Not So Fun for Pedestrians

Study: Shorter Blocks May Be the Key to Cutting Traffic in Small Cities

Signal Timing and Pedestrian Safety: A Case Study From Baltimore

Downtowns are Back, and They’re Bringing Central Neighborhoods Along

Light Rail Line Hangs By a Thread as Maryland Goes to the Polls