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NTPEP provides state DOTs with independent, cost-effective evaluations that eliminate the need for duplicate testing. Learn more at http://ntpep.transportation.org.

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May 17, 1992: A Light Rail System Begins Regular Service in the Baltimore Region A Baltimore-area light rail system that is operated by the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) began regular train runs. The initial segment of this system covered 13 miles (20.9 kilometers) between the community of Timonium in Baltimore County and the then-new Major League Baseball stadium (formally named Oriole Park at Camden Yards and popularly called Camden Yards) in the city of Baltimore. Read more in the link in our bio. #transportationhistory

May 17, 1992: A Light Rail System Begins Regular Service in the Baltimore Region

A Baltimore-area light rail system that is operated by the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) began regular train runs. The initial segment of this system covered 13 miles (20.9 kilometers) between the community of Timonium in Baltimore County and the then-new Major League Baseball stadium (formally named Oriole Park at Camden Yards and popularly called Camden Yards) in the city of Baltimore.

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