Maryland Transit Administration Reform Act

Summary

The law sets up a Board of Directors for Baltimore Core Transit Service within the Maryland Transit Administration, giving it authority over buses, light rail, subway and paratransit. It also creates a Commuter Services Advisory Board, repeals the Baltimore Regional Transit Commission, and adds reforms such as new condemnation powers, procurement exemptions, and limits on liability. The changes affect transit riders, local officials and MTA management by adding oversight and altering decision‑making processes.

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