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Maryland to withhold $55.6M in capital funds from WMATA
Maryland's transportation secretary says the state will withhold about $55.6 million in capital funds from the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority due to a lack of transparency about how state money is being used.
Voter registration error affects far more than first thought
A computer error at the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration involving voter registration may affect as many as 80,000 voters
Hogan’s plan to widen B-W Parkway hits federal roadblock
Gov. Larry Hogan's plan to ease commute times on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway is being clogged, at least temporarily, by congestion of the federal government kind.
Hogan calls for new highway contract; Rahn recuses himself from process
Gov. Larry Hogan ordered his state transportation secretary Friday to seek a new contract to oversee the largest public-private highway project in the country saying a recent contract that was put on hold lacked public transparency.
Hogan, Rahn hail launch of BaltimoreLink system
A newly reorganized transit system has yet to make its first trip, but already Gov. Larry Hogan and Transportation Secretary Pete K. Rahn are calling the nascent BaltimoreLink system transformative. […]
Ravens quarterback to promote Hogan’s BaltimoreLink bus plan
BALTIMORE — Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco is promoting Gov. Larry Hogan’s BaltimoreLink bus plan. Flacco is scheduled to team up with state transportation officials on Wednesday in Baltimore to […]
Hogan makes repeal of Md. transportation bill ‘top priority’
ANNAPOLIS — A new state law that mandates each local transportation project be scored and ranked for state funding is being targeted for repeal by Republican Gov. Larry Hogan. Hogan Wednesday […]
Hogan, Md. lawmakers to collide over transportation law
An effort to repeal a recently enacted law that requires the state to score and rank local transportation projects will be part of Gov. Larry Hogan’s legislative package when the […]
Rahn, Md. lawmakers butt heads on transportation scoring bill
ANNAPOLIS — Maryland’s transportation secretary told lawmakers that a law meant to promote transparency in how the state funds local transportation projects is irreparably broken and should be scrapped. Pete […]
Citing Metro, court ruling on Purple Line could set back construction
WASHINGTON — A federal judge has canceled government approval of the light-rail Purple Line, citing ongoing problems with Metrorail. A U.S. District Court judge said in a ruling Wednesday that […]
Md. planning for lower-than-expected gas tax revenue
Transportation secretary says Maryland will have more transportation projects with less money by prioritizing needed projects over wanted ones.
Maryland to seek tech solutions to reduce I-270 gridlock
WASHINGTON — Maryland is looking for new high-tech ways to reduce gridlock on one of the most congested highways in the Washington suburbs. The Washington Post reports the state’s highway […]
