Transportation

Spirit Airlines wrote that the plane experienced a “mechanical issue,” and said that the plane would be removed from service and inspected by maintenance staff.

Company opens its newest — and largest — Maryland Space Assembly and Test facility.

An average of about 2,800 people rode the Camden and Brunswick lines every day of service in August, according to the Maryland Transit Administration, and could have to make other plans if the union doesn't ratify the agreement.

The study, which will be conducted between Washington Street and Ellwood Avenue, will take six months and comes after years of neighborhood complaints.

The process of using a 3D laser is more objective than drivers searching for roadways in poor condition which would require repairs, officials said.

The lack of reliable mass transit systems drives inequities.

Days before Monday’s classroom return, parents said pickup times that the system sent are scheduled after, or close to, the times that school starts. They are also still haunted by last year’s issues that resulted in bus driver no-shows or late drop-offs.

City officials will hear from CSX about the explosion in Curtis Bay late last year.

A safe haven. A gateway to home. Roland Water Tower has a deeper meaning to longtime residents and visitors in North Baltimore.

Baltimoreans should be holding gubernatorial candidates accountable for transportation equity in the city.

It’s been years since the political stars were this well aligned for substantially upgrading Baltimore’s transit system.

Two people were being treated for injuries after an explosion inside a five-story parking garage in Baltimore’s Harbor East neighborhood, fire officials said Wednesday.

Residents have won some changes but say more needs to be done.

“There’s no relief. It’s been troublesome.” Drivers say the rising prices have been a struggle.

Tips and tricks for navigating Baltimore streets without an automobile.