Passport has deployed mobile ticketing systems, which incorporate native route planning and vehicle tracking tools along with mobile purchases, for other agencies such as Cleveland RTA, Cincinnati Metro (SORTA), and will soon launch the mobile ticketing app for the City of Miami.

They worked closely with the MTA team, meeting weekly or more, to deliver the comparative trip planning tool, which has been well received by our riders.” “Passport’s expertise in transit technology gave us confidence they would deliver on the unique project requirements within a short timeline. “We hope that by offering this new BaltimoreLink Trip Planner web app, we will continue to encourage transit ridership and fulfill our vision of a modern transportation system for the Baltimore area,” said Kevin Quinn, MTA director of planning and capital programming. This will help riders understand how their trips will be affected by the proposed changes and give them the opportunity to provide feedback in several workshops hosted by MTA.

MTA’s collaboration with leading mobile ticketing provider, Passport, will help riders compare MTA transit’s existing routes with the proposed BaltimoreLink system.

By spreading out the routes within the downtown core and creating a grid of high frequency routes serving more downtown locations, BaltimoreLink’s goal is to provide a more unified, modern transit system. This includes the CityLink, Express BusLink, Commuter Bus, and School Service transit systems. MTA’s BalitmoreLink initiative was created to deliver a more efficient and reliable bus network. MTA introduced the new BaltimoreLink Trip Planner, a web app that lets riders compare routes on the current MTA bus system with routes on the proposed BaltimoreLink system. The Maryland Transit Administration has announced a new way for riders to plan their next transit trip in Baltimore.

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