MTA cancels proposal to slash bus service in Baltimore after heavy criticism; will cut MARC, commuter bus service instead
Under fire from Baltimore-area bus riders, business leaders, politicians, parents and advocates, the Hogan administration on Wednesday canceled its proposal to slash MTA bus service in the Baltimore region next year in response to falling revenues due to the coronavirus.
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A rider gets off of the 30 bus outside of Sinai Hospital to wait for a connecting bus. The Hogan administration on Wednesday canceled its proposal to slash MTA bus service in the Baltimore region next year in response to falling revenues due to the coronavirus.
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Daniel Gooden, 39, of Northwest Baltimore, is a frequent bus rider, who uses it to commute all around the city for work. Often, while he’s riding, he works on drawings of the buses. The Hogan administration on Wednesday canceled its proposal to slash MTA bus service in the Baltimore region