Baltimore's Light Rail service will be suspended between Falls Road and Camden Station this weekend due to construction on the Frederick Douglass Tunnel. Shuttle buses will provide alternate transport.

Baltimore introduces new subway cars as part of a broader effort to modernize its public transit system, including improved amenities, bike storage, and investments in infrastructure.

New speed and height-monitoring systems are being installed in Baltimore school zones and truck-restricted areas to improve safety, with operation times and various fines detailed for traffic violations.

The MDTA approved a plan to rebuild the Chesapeake Bay Bridge with two four-lane spans, potentially adding a bike/pedestrian path, at a cost up to $17.1 billion, starting in 2032. The Key Bridge rebuild has doubled in cost to $5.2 billion.

BWI Airport is nearing the completion of a $425 million expansion with new facilities to benefit travelers and especially Southwest Airlines customers, set to open January 9, 2026.

Anne Arundel County received over $1 million for coastal restoration, focusing on fortifying shorelines and using dredged sediment innovatively for ecological resilience.

The NTSB's final report on the Key Bridge collapse revealed it was caused by a power outage due to a loosely connected wire, obscured by an inadequately secured label.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Duffy plans to meet with Maryland Gov. Moore over concerns about the increasing costs and delays of the Francis Scott Key Bridge project, now estimated between $4.3 and $5.2 billion and expected to complete in 2030.

Waymo is testing driverless taxis in Baltimore, starting manually, then with a specialist, before going fully driverless. Expansion and safety engagement are priorities, despite some concerns from past incidents.

Baltimore's Mayor and DOT Director announced expansions of the Charm City Circulator's Green and Orange Routes to improve transit access in East Baltimore and Harbor Point.

A water main break on Belair Road in Nottingham caused traffic disruptions and flooding, impacting residents and necessitating road closures and detours. Repair efforts are underway but a timeline for completion is not provided.

Nine crew members of the Dali ship remain stranded in Baltimore following the Key Bridge collapse, with ongoing legal issues preventing their return home, despite Synergy Marine's efforts and the NTSB clearing them of blame.

Maryland's Key Bridge rebuild delayed to 2030 with costs up to $5.2 billion due to material costs and needed pier protection.