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The Maryland Transit Administration, in coordination with the Maryland Department of Information Technology (DoIT), is actively investigating a cybersecurity incident affecting certain systems Link
Shifting mode choice towards transit and active transportation, and shortening automobile trips and increasing carpooling, are critical components to building efficient, equitable, and sustainable cities, and is also essential to accommodating Maryland’s changing demographic composition. For more information on MDOT planning and programming efforts, please contact the Office of Active Transportation and Micromobility.
MDOT in Motion is a series of webinars, interactive sessions, and educational opportunities offered by the Maryland Department of Transportation's (MDOT) Office of Active Transportation and Micromobility. The series highlights multi-modal projects and programs that are designed to get Marylanders moving safely, and to connect them to opportunities and to each other. In Maryland, Complete Streets is the deliberate approach to planning and designing streets for all users, MDOT in Motion demonstrates opportunities to make options like walking, biking, and transit more accessible.
The September 4 webinar from 11:30 a.m. -1:00 p.m. will explore Transportation Trails and how community members can be involved from building support to reaping the benefits. At the webinar, MDOT will unveil the 2025 Maryland Statewide Transportation Trails Strategic Plan and interactive website. Guest speaker Greg Lawson will showcase resources from Rails to Trails Conservancy, with a spotlight on their Baltimore Greenways Trails Coalition. Jeffrey Simcoe, Executive Director of the Frostburg Outdoor Recreation Economy Institute (FOREI) and Great Alleghany Passage (GAP) Conservancy board member, will speak to the impact that the GAP, an established and maintained trail, has on the economies of small and rural communities in western Maryland.
Creating Infrastructure to Better Connect All Marylanders to Opportunities and Each Other is a core mission of Governor Moore and Lt. Governor Miller administration; this webinar series is supported by MDOT's fellow state agency, the Maryland Department of Planning.
View recordings of past MDOT in Motion webinars below:
The Maryland Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (MBPAC) advises State government agencies on issues directly related to bicycling and pedestrian activity including funding, public awareness, safety and education.
The Maryland Department of Transportation administers several grant and special fund programs for biking & pedestrian programs. These programs support local economies and enhance quality of life through biking and walking. In addition, the Department provides technical assistance to help local jurisdictions with feasible projects.
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