Maryland Transit Times host Joanna Campbell met with MDOT MTA Administrator Paul Comfort to discuss the June 18th launch of BaltimoreLink. During the interview the Administrator talked about MTA Ambassadors, who will help riders get familiar with the new bus system; how the new CityLink buses will connect riders to Light Rail, Metro Subway and MARC Train with greater ease; and help reduce congestion by developing bus only lanes, adding transit signal priority throughout the city.

MDOT MTA Rider Appreciation Rally at Camden Yards was held on Monday, May 8th in front of the Camden Yards Light Rail Station. Maryland Transit Times host Joanna Campbell interviewed Baltimore Orioles announcer Ryan Wagner to talk about the history of Camden Yards Station and the Orioles. Joanna also talked with several fans about the convenience of taking Light Rail to the game. Last, but not least she has a great time interviewing the Oriole Bird.

Maryland Transit Times host Joanna Campbell met with Latin Opinion Publisher Erick Oribio to talk about MTA's outreach to the Spanish speaking community in the Baltimore area. Through the Administrator's monthly column in Latin Opinion's newspaper, MTA informs riders in the Latino community of the launch of BaltimoreLink on June 18th.

Maryland Transit Times host Joanna Campbell was at Rash Field for the 4th Annual Waterfront Spring Festival with MTA Director of Partnerships Janeen Kuser, Baltimore Ravens running back Terrance West and Vibrancy21 to promote the launch of BaltimoreLink on June 18. #WeAreYourMTA #MDOTNews

Joanna Campbell of MTA's WTTZ-FM 93.5 tours Paul's Place with her guide Kathleen Elliott. After more than three decades helping neighbors in Southwest Baltimore, Paul's Place has grown from a soup kitchen to becoming a center for education, job training and dozens of other tools to help put the less-fortunate among us on the road to self-sufficiency. #WeAreYourMTA #mdotnews

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Maryland Transit Times host Joanna Campbell met with Patrick McMahon from MTA's Office of Planning and Project Development to talk about bicycle access throughout the MTA service area. As part of MTA's last mile solution, riders can bring their bikes on Local Bus, MARC Train, Metro Subway and Light Rail. Riders can also leave their bikes on bike racks at MARC Train, Metro Subway and Light Rail stations. MTA is planning to add more bike racks throughout the stations in the near future.

Maryland Transit Times host Joanna Campbell stands out Camden Yards with MTA Deputy Chief Operating Officer Sean Adgerson, to talk about taking MTA Light Rail, Metro Subway and Local Bus to the Orioles game during baseball season. She also had a chance to talk with Orioles Head Grounds Keeper Nicole McFadden about the O's beautiful field and how public transit helps fans get to Camden Yards.

.@LightCityBMore starts March 31, and the Sunday Farmers Market is back (as of April 23) on the block too! WTTZ-FM's Joanna Campbell interviews Megan Bosse of the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts, and MTA has direct connections to all the fun at the Inner Harbor and in our neighborhoods. Find out more at LightCity.org, and how to get there with our Trip Planner at mta.maryland.gov #WeAreYourMTA #mdotnews

Maryland Transit Times Host Joanna Campbell traveled with MTA Chief Transportation Officer for MARC Train Service David Johnson, to learn more about commuting on MARC trains. During their interview they discuss the many advantages of taking MARC Train to Washington, DC. Whether for work during the weekday or for leisure on the weekend, MARC Train is a great way to get to our nation’s capital. The new MARC-4 rail cars feature comfortable seating, electrical outlets on every seat and more room for passengers to enjoy their ride. During the weekend the MARC Penn Line provides Bike Cars that are equipped to handle full size bikes. For details and schedule, visithttps://mta.maryland.gov/marc-train #WeAreYourMTA #MDOTNews

MTA Communications & Marketing Senior Director Ryan Nawrocki, spoke with Billy Lusby from WNAV 1430 AM on Wednesday, March 22 about the new Commuter Bus routes 210 & 215. The two new commuter bus routes connect riders from Kent Island to Annapolis and Baltimore, while also providing access from Baltimore City to Annapolis. For the full interview, visit iTunes or click onto SoundCloud