Click here for PDF version

As a matter of safety and improving the transit experience for our customers and all our state’s citizens, the Maryland Transit Administration works continuously to maintain and improve our infrastructure and facilities statewide. Here are some of the projects we’re working on currently and those that are most likely to have an impact on the traveling public.


METRO SUBWAY

Metro System-Wide Door Repairs
DESCRIPTION:  Metro Subway is repairing or replacing doors, frames and hardware at 14 stations: Owings Mills, Old Court, Milford Mill, Reisterstown Plaza, Rogers Avenue, West Cold Spring, Mondawmin, Penn North, Upton Avenue, State Center/Cultural Center, Lexington Market, Charles Center, Shot Tower Marketplace & Johns Hopkins.

IMPACT: Work will be taking place during peak and off-peak hours depending on accessibility of area, and to minimize any impacts to riders.  Work began at Johns Hopkins station in early August 2023 and is progressing north as they complete work at each station.  The Contractor will continue replacement of doors and frames at Lexington Market and Charles Center Station.  They will progress north towards Owings Mills and then circle back to Johns Hopkins and Shot Tower. 

Metro Milford Mill Station Platform Repairs:
DESCRIPTION:  Repair the concrete on the Milford Mill Metro Station passenger platform. The work includes installation and maintenance of pedestrian safety measures, removal of deteriorated concrete, placement of new concrete and replacement of existing concrete expansion joints.

IMPACT: The station will be open and trains will be in service throughout the construction period.  Pedestrian signage will be in place regarding access to all stairs, escalators and elevators. Single tracking may occur for short periods during revenue hours on Saturday and Sunday.  All work is weather permitting since this is an outdoors project.

AGY
AGY Fast Forward Bike Racks:
DESCRIPTION: This Contract is for the installation of bike racks at 29 sites located in different counties across the state of Maryland, as well as Baltimore City. The following are the number of sites in each jurisdiction: Anne Arundel County -2; Baltimore City -15; Baltimore County -6; Calvert County-1; Howard County-1; Montgomery County-1; Prince George's County- 1; Queen Anne's County-1; St. Mary's County-1. The work involves installation of bike racks, replacing sidewalks with concrete bike pads at some locations, and replacing pavement with concrete bike pads at some locations.

IMPACT:  Installation of concrete pads for bike racks will take place in the month of April.  Pedestrian MOT will be set up around the construction area and will not affect service to the modes.  

 

LIGHT RAIL


None at this time.


LOCAL BUS

None at this time.
 

COMMUTER BUS


None at this time.

MARC TRAIN

None at this time.