Maryland plans to hire a PR firm to get more people to use public transit. Only eight percent of Marylanders use public transit, though that figure rises to 18 percent in Baltimore City.
Maryland Wants More People on Public Transit
Mon., Feb. 15, 2021
By Kevin McCauley
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