• Red Line Key Facts
• About the Public Hearings
• Enhancing Transit Connections
• The Red Line & Air Quality
• Red Line Economic & Job Impacts
• Quality of Life
• Red Line Corridor Transit Study - Heavy Rail Metro
• Environmental Justice
• Noise & Vibration
• Tunnels

Scoping meetings were held in May and June 2003. The formal public comment period closed on July 31, 2003. There will be additional opportunities for public comment throughout the environmental process. Read more about the Red Line Scoping Process Report from October 2004.

• Hope for the Baltimore Area
  Baltimore Spokes, February 19, 2010
• Baltimore’s Billion Dollar LRT Vision
  TunnelTalk.com, January 2010
• Greektown Housing Project Moves Ahead
  Baltimore Sun, January 22, 2010
• Jeff's POV - Baltimore Spokes
  Baltimore Spokes, January 21, 2010
• Taking exception: LRT Cost is still a factor. It’s just not the only factor.
  Peter Rogoff, January 20, 2010
• Squeezing Transit Dollars
  Baltimore Sun, January 19, 2010
• More Transit Lines Can Exist, Without Much Digging
  Spence Lean, January 16, 2010
• U.S. Change Could Benefit Baltimore Red Line
  Baltimore Sun, January 15, 2010
• The Feds Get It Right on Transit
  Baltimore Sun editorial, January 15, 2010
• Will New Obama Transit Policy Affect Red Line?
  Baltimore Sun (blog), January 13, 2010
• Business Groups Gird for Session
  Business Gazette, January 8, 2010
• Red Line Would Bring Almost 10,000 Jobs, Study Contends
  Baltimore Sun, January 7, 2010
• Snow Paralysis Revealed Need for Better Transit System
  Baltimore Sun Letter to the Editor, January 1, 2010

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• In the News – 2009
• In the News – 2008

To request more information or to arrange an interview with a Red Line spokesperson, contact Jo Greene at 410-767-3936 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Media inquiries only.