15 verified resources.
15 Resources
1. Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) — Paid
State agency operating local buses, Baltimore Light RailLink, Metro SubwayLink, MARC commuter trains, and Mobility paratransit service across the Baltimore-Washington corridor. Fares are paid with the CharmCard or cash; reduced fares are available for seniors 65+, people with disabilities, and Medicare cardholders. Real-time schedules, trip planners, and maps are available on the MTA website and app. Customer service staff help with CharmCard purchases, lost items, and accessibility. Central office is in downtown Baltimore.
410-539-5000 · 6 St Paul St, Baltimore, MD 21202 · Service hours vary by line/route · Visit Website
2. WMATA Metrorail & Metrobus (DC Suburbs) — Paid
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority operates the Metrorail subway and Metrobus network serving Montgomery and Prince George's counties with numerous rail stations on the Red, Green, Orange, Silver, and Yellow lines plus extensive bus routes connecting to DC and Virginia. Fares are paid with the SmarTrip card or app; reduced fares are available for seniors 65+ and people with disabilities. Real-time schedules and trip planner are on the WMATA website and app. Rail and bus service hours vary by line and route.
202-637-7000 · Multiple stations in Montgomery and PG counties · Service hours vary; rail 5am-midnight weekdays · Visit Website
3. MARC Train — Paid
Commuter rail system operated by the Maryland Transit Administration connecting Baltimore, Washington DC, Frederick, and surrounding Maryland communities via three lines (Penn, Camden, and Brunswick). Fares are paid with CharmCard, paper tickets, or the mobile app; monthly passes offer discounts for regular commuters. Reduced fares are available for seniors 65+, people with disabilities, and Medicare cardholders. Service is primarily weekday rush-hour with some midday and weekend trips on the Penn Line. Real-time schedules and trip planners are on the MTA website.
410-539-5000 · Stations from Baltimore to DC and Frederick · Weekday rush-hour primarily; some weekend service · Visit Website
4. Ride On (Montgomery County) — Paid
Montgomery County's public bus system providing fixed-route service and Ride On Flex on-demand service connecting neighborhoods to Metrorail stations, MARC stations, shopping centers, schools, and employers across the county. Fares are paid with the SmarTrip card or the Ride On app; reduced fares for seniors 65+ and people with disabilities are available. Youth ride free year-round. Real-time arrivals, trip planning, and maps are on the Ride On website and app. Paratransit service is available for certified riders.
240-773-8747 · Routes throughout Montgomery County · Service hours vary by route · Visit Website
5. TheBus (Prince George's County) — Paid
Prince George's County's public bus system providing fixed-route service connecting county neighborhoods to Metrorail stations, shopping centers, schools, and community destinations across the county. Fares are paid with the SmarTrip card or cash; reduced fares are available for seniors 65+ and people with disabilities. Real-time arrivals, route maps, and fare info are on the county transit website. Paratransit service for certified riders is available through Call-A-Bus. Service hours vary by route; most routes run weekdays with limited Saturday service.
301-324-2877 · Routes throughout PG County · Service hours vary by route · Visit Website
6. Maryland MVA — Paid
Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration handling driver's licenses, learner's permits, state ID cards, REAL ID, vehicle registration, title transfers, emissions testing administration, and driver record services at branch offices across the state. Many services are now self-service online, and appointments are strongly encouraged for in-person visits. Customers bring photo ID, Social Security card, proof of Maryland residency (utility bill or lease), and any required court orders or birth certificates. Fees apply; accepted payment includes card, check, and cash at most branches.
410-768-7000 · Offices across Maryland · Varies by location; many Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm · Visit Website
7. MTA Reduced Fare Program — Paid
Program offering reduced fares for eligible seniors 65 and older, people with disabilities, and Medicare cardholders on all MTA bus, Light RailLink, Metro SubwayLink, and MARC services. Applicants complete a reduced-fare application and receive a photo ID CharmCard; disability eligibility may require a physician's certification of a qualifying condition. Apply at the MTA Transit Store in downtown Baltimore or through participating agencies. Bring photo ID, proof of age (for seniors), Medicare card, or disability certification as applicable.
410-539-5000 · Apply at MTA offices · Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm · Visit Website
8. TransIT Services of Frederick County — Paid
Frederick County's public transit system providing fixed-route bus service, commuter service to MARC Brunswick Line stations, and ADA-certified paratransit service connecting communities across the county including downtown Frederick, the Golden Mile, and rural areas. Fares are paid with cash or punch passes; reduced fares are available for seniors 65+, people with disabilities, and Medicare cardholders. Real-time schedules and maps are posted on the county transit website. Service hours vary by route, with most routes running Monday through Saturday.
301-600-2065 · Routes throughout Frederick County · Mon-Sat; hours vary by route · Visit Website
9. Annapolis Transit — Paid
City of Annapolis public bus system providing fixed-route service throughout Annapolis and connections to regional transit including Anne Arundel County buses and MTA. Buses serve neighborhoods, downtown, shopping areas, schools, and medical centers. Fares are paid with cash or passes; reduced fares are available for seniors 65+, people with disabilities, and students. Route maps, schedules, and fare info are on the Annapolis city website. Service generally runs Monday through Saturday from early morning to evening; no Sunday service.
410-263-7964 · Routes throughout Annapolis · Mon-Sat 6am-7pm · Visit Website
10. Shore Transit (Eastern Shore) — Paid
Regional public transit system serving Wicomico, Worcester, and Somerset counties on Maryland's Lower Eastern Shore with fixed routes connecting Salisbury, Ocean City, Princess Anne, Crisfield, and other communities, plus demand-response and ADA paratransit service. Fares are paid with cash or passes; reduced fares are available for seniors 65+, people with disabilities, and Medicare cardholders. Route maps, schedules, and fare info are on the Shore Transit website. Service generally runs Monday through Saturday with varied seasonal Ocean City routes.
443-260-2300 · Routes on Maryland's Lower Eastern Shore · Mon-Sat; hours vary · Visit Website
11. County Commuter (Washington County) — Paid
Washington County public transit system serving Hagerstown and surrounding communities with fixed routes connecting neighborhoods, downtown, shopping centers, schools, and medical facilities, plus ADA-certified paratransit service for qualifying riders. Fares are paid with cash or passes; reduced fares are available for seniors 65+, people with disabilities, and Medicare cardholders. Route maps, schedules, and fare information are on the Washington County transit website. Service generally runs Monday through Saturday; hours vary by route.
240-313-2750 · Routes throughout Washington County · Mon-Sat; hours vary by route · Visit Website
12. Charles County VanGo — Paid
Charles County's public transit system providing fixed-route bus service and demand-response service connecting Waldorf, La Plata, Indian Head, and other communities with shopping centers, schools, medical facilities, and employers. Fares are paid with cash or monthly passes; reduced fares are available for seniors 65+, people with disabilities, and Medicare cardholders. Route maps, schedules, and trip booking for demand-response are on the VanGo website. Service generally runs weekday mornings through evenings with limited Saturday coverage.
301-870-3388 · Routes throughout Charles County · Mon-Fri 5:30am-9pm; Sat 8am-5pm · Visit Website
13. Lyft/Uber (Maryland) — Paid
App-based ride-hailing services available throughout Maryland urban and suburban areas for on-demand transportation to work, appointments, airports, and everyday errands. Fares are paid in-app via credit card; pricing varies by distance, time of day, and demand. Some Maryland human-services agencies and healthcare providers offer ride vouchers through Lyft or Uber for qualifying clients traveling to medical appointments or job interviews. Riders need a smartphone, the app, and a payment method to request trips 24/7.
App-based — available statewide · 24/7 · Visit Website
14. Maryland Commuter Tax Credit — Free
State tax credit program administered by the Maryland Department of Transportation encouraging Maryland employers to provide commuter benefits including transit passes, vanpool subsidies, and Guaranteed Ride Home participation to their employees. Employers claim the credit on their Maryland business tax return. Employees benefit by receiving subsidized transit passes or commuter benefits through their workplace; employees should ask their HR or benefits office whether the employer participates. Information for employers is on the MDOT website.
410-767-8755 · Through employers statewide · Mon-Fri 8am-5pm · Visit Website
15. Calvert County Public Transportation — Paid
Calvert County's public transit system providing fixed-route bus service and demand-response service connecting Prince Frederick, Solomons, Lusby, and other communities with shopping centers, medical facilities, and employers. Fares are paid with cash or monthly passes; reduced fares are available for seniors 65+, people with disabilities, and Medicare cardholders. Route maps, schedules, and trip booking are on the county website. Service generally runs weekday mornings through evenings; demand-response trips should be booked in advance.
301-475-4200 · Routes throughout Calvert County · Mon-Fri 6am-7pm · Visit Website