Johns Hopkins University data shows Red Line would significantly improve access to jobs in Baltimore
FINDINGS. 1 IN 3 BALTIMOREANS DON’T HAVE CARS. JOHNS HOPKINS RESEARCHERS SAY THE RED LINE WOULD BE A GAME CHANGER. 1 IN 5 PEOPLE COMMUTE USING PUBLIC TRANSIT. 21% OF THE CITY’S POPULATION LIVES BELOW ...
The proposed Red Line transit project could shorten people's commutes and significantly improve job access within Baltimore, according to a new simulation created by Johns Hopkins University data ...
On the MBTA, the typical Red Line train stretches six cars. But in select circumstances, riders could now see just four cars when their train arrives at the platform. When the T lacks enough ...
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