185 Years of Maryland's Commuter Rail vs. COVID: Episode 91

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Today, we're continuing our three-part discussion of transit in Maryland by talking about MARC, the train service that is somehow a commuter service for both Baltimore and Washington DC. All this, today on The Red Line Podcast.

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References & notes

  1. [1] Maryland Department of Planning: MARC
  2. [2] MDOT/MTA: MARC Cornerstone Plan
  3. [3] Wikipedia: MARC Train § 2020s: Extension to Delaware and Virginia Agreement
  4. [4] The Washington Post: Lukewarm Thrill at End of Line - New Metro Station Fails to Dazzle All in Greenbelt
  5. [5] Wikipedia: Long Bridge (Potomac River) § Second railroad bridge (1904-present)
  6. [6] The Washington Post: Maryland advances plan for MARC train service to Virginia, Delaware
  7. [7] Wikipedia: Penn Line
  8. [8] Metro Magazine: Maryland's MARC Railroad Upgrades Fleet, Service to Bolster Ridership
  9. [9] Wikipedia: Camden Line
  10. [10] Wikipedia: Brunswick Line
  11. [11] Baltimore Heritage: West Baltimore MARC Station Area
  12. [12] Wikipedia: List of United States commuter rail systems
  13. [13] Wikipedia: Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel § Frederick Douglass Tunnel
  14. [14] Wikipedia: Martinsburg, West Virginia