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This is a list of the articles appearing in each issue of the newsletter. Select the Issue date to view the actual articles (in pdf format). Or contact the Regional Information Center (ric@baltometro.org or 410-732-9570) to request a print copy.


Fall 2008 (Issue 61; 7,560 kb) Annual Highlights 2008

  • What Would You Do With $340 Million? p. 1
  • Regional Highway Safety Campaign, p. 2
  • Coordinated Transit/Human Services Plan, p. 3
  • New Tracking Tools for Transit, p. 3
  • MDOT Seeks Input from Stakeholders on New Statewide Freight Plan, p. 4
  • Selected Freight Corridors, p. 5
  • Congestion Management Process, p. 5
  • Building Permits Report: Tracking New Home Construction, p. 6
  • BMC Provides Technical Support for BRAC, p. 9
  • Congestion Monitoring Using GPS for BRAC Related Routes, p. 9
  • Management & Operations Partnership, p. 10
  • Urban Area Work Group, p. 10
  • Regional Traffic Incident Management Conference, p. 11
  • Clean Commute Month -- Always a Big Success, p. 12
  • Clean Cars are Cool!, p. 13
  • New Transit Tool Developed, p. 14
  • BMC & Google Get You There, p. 15
  • What is PECAS? p. 15
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Summer 2007 (Issue 60; 1,153 kb)

  • A Blueprint for the Region’s Future, p. 1
  • Give Clean Commuting a Try This Summer, p. 1
  • Clean Commuting is Catching!, p. 2
  • Transportation Outlook 2035:  Creating a Blueprint for the Baltimore Region's Future, p. 4
  • Socio-economic Projections Show Strong Growth in Jobs, Population, p. 6
  • New Transit E-newsletter Now Available, p. 8
  • Baltimore Washington Household Survey, p. 8
  • Truck Parking Partnership Study, p. 9
  • More Than 150 Gather to Address Issues at Regional Traffic Signal Forum, p. 10
  • BRTB Highlights, p. 11
  • FY 2008-2012 TIP, p. 11
Winter 2006-2007 (Issue 59; 1,723 kb)
  • Looking to the Future: Planning Underway for Next Long-Range Plan, p. 1
  • Web site now available in Thirteen Languages, p. 1
  • Zoom in on the Baltimore Region with Google Earth, p. 2
  • New Citizens Advisory Committee, p. 3
  • Baltimore-Washington Regional Traffic Signal Forum, p.3
  • Clean Air Partners Celebrates Tenth Anniversary, p.3
  • Transportation Outlook 2035:  Creating a Blueprint For Our Region's Future, p. 5
  • Study Examines Access For People With Disabilities, p. 6
  • Putting the Brakes on Fatalities: Reducing Deaths and Injuries on Maryland Roads (MD Strategic Highway Safety Plan), p. 7
  • Customer Satisfaction Survey, p. 8
  • Mid-Atlantic Regional Roundtable at BMC, p. 9
  • Open for Public Review: Amendment to BRTB Bylaws, p.9
  • Stay Up-to-Date with the MD General Assembly, p. 9
  • Out & About Travel Guide Now Available, p. 10
  • Regional Travel Model Updated, p. 10
  • BRTB Highlights, p. 11
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Summer 2006
(Issue 58; 9,435 kb)
  • BMC Launches New Web Site, p. 1
  • SAFETEA, the New National Transportation Legislation, p. 1
  • Rush Hour Traffic Congestion Study, p. 2
  • Child Safety Seats, p. 3
  • Regional Traffic Signal Forum Held, p. 4
  • Citizens Advisory Committee Honored, p. 5
  • Port of Baltimore Celebrates 300th birthday, p. 5
  • 2005 Building Activity in the Region, p. 6
  • Hybrid Bus Demonstration Tour, p. 8
  • Safety Belt Use in Maryland, p. 8
  • Bike to Work Day 2006, p. 9
  • May is Clean Commute Month, p. 9
  • BRTB Work Plan for Fiscal 2007, p. 10
  • Cooperation With Wilmington Area on Base Realignment, p. 11
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October-November 2005 (Issue 57; 1,551 kb) 2005 Highlights Issue
  • BRTB Approves Long-Range Plan, p. 1
  • Are You Staying Up-to-Date? p. 1
  • New BMC Site Coming Soon, p. 1
  • Meet...Learn...Act; Public Events and Education, p. 2
  • Taking Action: Public Involvement & Environmental Justice, p. 4
  • Clearing the Air: Clean Commuting & Air Quality, p. 5
  • Maximizing Efficiency: Integrating Data, Operations, and Planning, p. 6
  • Planning for Disaster: Emergency Preparedness & Homeland Security, p. 8
  • Forecasting Future Travel, p. 9
  • Legislative Tracking, p. 9
  • Freight Statistics, p. 10
  • Intersections Studied for Freight Access, p. 11
  • Building Data: Building Permit Database, p. 11
  • New Socio-Economic Forecasts Created, p. 11
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May-June 2005 (Issue 56; 218 kb)
  • How  Did the Pedestrian Cross the Road? p. 1
  • Traffic Cameras in Our Region, p. 1
  • May is Clean Commute Month, p. 3
  • Bike to Work Day 2005, p. 3
  • Highlights from 2004 Metropolitan Building Activity Report, p. 4
  • Employer Attitudes and Perceptions Influence Commuter Assistance Programs, p. 6
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March-April 2005 (Issue 55; 390 kb)
  • Up-To-Date News on Citizen Involvement, p. 1
  • Recent Tragedy Reminds Us of Need to Drive Safely, p. 1
  • The BRTB in Action, p. 2
  • Walkable Community Workshops, p. 3
  • Census Data Reveals Commuting Patterns, p.4
  • Breathe Easy? Baltimore Regional Air Quality, p. 5
  • Exciting New Data Released (Round 6-A Socioeconomic Forecasts), p. 6
  • 1st Traffic Signal Operations Forum a Great Success, p. 7
  • Tax Time! New Deductions for Commuters, p. 7
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December 2004-January 2005 (Issue 54; 175 kb)
  • Transportation 2030 Ready for Approval, p. 1
  • Community Dialogue Focuses on Transportation & Environmental Justice, p. 1
  • Highway Safety in Central Maryland 2003, p. 2
  • AMPO Annual Conference, p. 3
  • Finding Safe Routes to School, p. 4
  • BMC Attends AMPO Travel Modeling Work Group, p. 4
  • Real-Time Traveler Information Coming, p. 5
  • These Boots Are Made for Walking... p.6
  • BMC Hosts Peer Review Meeting, p. 6
  • Regional Transportation Summit, p. 7
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October 2004 (Issue 53; 271 kb) Annual Highlights 2004
  • Environmental Justice & Transportation: We're Listening, p. 1
  • Transportation 2030 Moves, p. 1
  • Travel Model Integrated with ArcGIS, p. 2
  • New Plan for Public Involvement, p. 2
  • Federal Certification Review, p. 2
  • 2001 National Household Travel Survey, p. 3
  • Red & Green Line Studies, p. 3
  • Is It Easy to Walk or Bike Around Baltimore? p. 3
  • Alternative Commuting Baseline Study, p. 4
  • Average Vehicle Occupancy Increases, p. 4
  • Community Profiles, p. 5
  • Travel Trends, p. 5
  • Hybrid Bus Project, p. 5
  • BMC 1 of 4 in Nation to Review Special Census Data, p. 5
  • Improving Intersections for Trucks, p. 6
  • Annual Management & Operations Priorities, p.6
  • Development Monitoring Goes Online, p. 6
  • Memorandum of Regional Coordination, p. 6
  • Incident Management Conference & Dispatcher Forum, p. 7
  • What's the Rush? GPS Used During PM Rush Hour, p. 7
  • Citizens Taking Action, p. 8
  • Transit Forums Initiated, p. 8
  • Por Favor Maneje Con Cuidado, p. 8
  • Bigger & Better? 7th Annual Clean Commute Month, p. 9
  • Kickoff of Model Peer Review Process, p. 9
  • New Website! Teleworkbaltimore.com, p. 9
  • Study Shows Elderly Retire In-Place, p. 10
  • TIP 2004 & 2005 Approved, p. 10
  • MD Legislative Report Published, p. 10
  • Travel Model Updated, p. 10
  • Maryland Freight Moves, p. 11
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June 2004 (Issue 52; 263 kb)
  • Workshop Highlights Possible Projects Through 2030, p. 1
  • Region Faces Challenge with Elderly Transportation Needs, p. 2
  • Timeline for Transportation 2030, p. 2
  • Pushing Pedaling: Over 300 Riders at 5th Annual Bike-to-Work Day Rallies, p. 3
  • Clean Commuters Receive Well-Deserved Thanks, p. 4
  • Setting Sail for the 21st Century Workplace (Telecommuting), p. 5
  • 2003 Metropolitan Building Activity Report Shows Growth Throughout the Region, p. 6
  • BRTB Highlights Progress, p. 7
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April 2004 (Issue 51; 176 kb)
  • Selecting Transportation Project Priorities, p. 1
  • Does the Regional Planning Process Make the Grade? p. 1
  • Commuter Travel Times, p. 2
  • 2005-2009 TIP Projects Available, p. 2
  • Annapolis Lawmakers Consider Major Bills, p. 3
  • BRTB Meets, p. 3
  • Clean Commute Activities in Full Swing, p. 4
  • Special Census Data Aids Planning, p. 6
  • Baltimore Region Environmental Justice and Transportation Project, p. 7
  • Red & Green Line Planning Proceeds, p. 7
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March 2004 (Issue 50; 187 kb)
  • Baltimore Region Travel Trends 1980-2000, p. 1
  • Carroll County Among "Best Digital County" Winners, p. 1
  • Transit Forum Discussions, p. 2
  • BRTB Meets, p. 2
  • MD General Assembly Busy; Bill Tracker Available Online, p. 3
  • Officials Discuss Traffic Management in Annapolis, p. 3
  • Development of Transportation 2030 Continues, p. 4
  • Two Documents Available for Public Comment, p. 5
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December 2003 (Issue 49; 192 kb)
  • Presentations on Transportation 2030 Get Underway, p. 1
  • Central Maryland Safety Trends & Programs, p. 1
  • Forum Focuses on Future Federal Transportation Funding, p. 2
  • FY 2004-2008 TIP Approved by BRTB, p. 2
  • Baltimore Regional Transportation Board Meeting Highlights, p. 3
  • Red and Green Lines Under Study, p. 4
  • Two BMC Staff Elected Trade Association Officers, p. 6
  • Development of Transportation 2030 Continues, p. 6
  • Community Profiles to be Available in December, p. 7
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October 2003 (Issue 48; 177 kb) Annual Highlights 2003

  • Speak Up About the Maryland Transportation Plan! p. 1
  • Transportation 2030 -- Moving Ahead, p. 1
  • Building Permit Data System Monitors Development, p. 1
  • CAC Active in Development of Transportation 2030, p. 1
  • Clean Air Partners Monitors Ozone Action Days, p. 2
  • Management & Operations, p. 2
  • Equity Task Force Formed, p. 2
  • Federal and General Assembly Bills Tracked, p. 3
  • New TIP Software Allows Online Review of Projects, p. 3
  • Specialized Mobility Planning Improves Options for the Elderly and Disabled, p. 3
  • Holding Capacity Research Examines New Growth Potential, p. 3
  • Central Business District Trip Report Developed, p. 4
  • Speake Up! p. 4
  • Census Analysis Helps Planning Activities, p. 4
  • Clean Commute Month 2003, p. 5
  • BMC Joins with JHU for Carroll County Safety Report, p. 5
  • Master Network Database Converted to ArcGIS, p. 5
  • Industry Designation Classifications Converted, p. 5
  • BWI Airport Survey Shows Originating Jurisdictions of Users, p. 6
  • Results of Vehicle Speed Data Collection, p. 6
  • MOBILE6 Research Completed, p. 6
  • Final Vision 2030 Report Published, p. 6
  • BRTB Meets, p. 6
  • Maryland Freight Moves, p. 7
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July 2003 (Issue 47; 199 kb)
  • Open House Kicks Off Transportation 2030, p. 1
  • Who's Traveling Through BWI? p. 1
  • Clean Commute Month 2003, p. 2
  • BRTB Meets, p. 3
  • Air Quality Codes, p. 4
  • Maryland Seeking Federal AMBER Alert Grant Funds, p. 5
  • TIP Projects to Get Online Debut, p. 5
  • Cargo Display Unveiled at BWI, p. 6
  • Yes, Virginia, Public Participation Does Work, p. 7
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May 2003 (Issue 46; 155 kb)
  • The Plan, the Plan... p. 1
  • Inter- and Intra-regional Commuting Intensifies During the 1990s, p. 1
  • Your Opinion Counts: Participate in Developing Transportation 2030, p. 2
  • Major Tasks and Timeline for Transportation 2030, p. 3
  • BWI and Pan American Airways Team Up to Win Three National Marketing Awards, p. 3
  • Federal Funding Sought for Red & Green Lines, p. 5
  • BRTB Meets, p. 7
  • Maryland's Threat Alert System, p. 7
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March 2003 (Issue 45; 102 kb)
  • Vision 2030 Committee Report Completed, p. 1
  • Clean Commute Month is Coming, p. 1
  • A Fresh Start for Public Involvement, p. 1
  • What Does the Future Hold for Long-Range Planning? p. 2
  • BRTB Meets, p. 2
  • Catch a Breeze on Bike to Work Day, p. 3
  • MARC Train to Experiment with "Quiet Cars" p. 5
  • Local Happenings, p. 5
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January 2003 (Issue 44; 1,188 kb)
  • Clean Air Partners Awards Air Quality Leaders, p. 1
  • New Travel Survey Provides Many Benefits, p. 1
  • Construction Corner (Beltway Widening) p. 2
  • BRTB Meets, p. 2
  • Get Ready, Get Set, Get Planning! p. 3
  • B-WIN Proves Good Solution for Public Safety, p. 5
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October 2002 (Issue 43)
  • Transportation Emergency Preparedness Being Addressed at All Levels, p. 1
  • Looking for Low Fares? Fly BWI! p. 1
  • Vision 2030 Survey Results, p. 2
  • Errant 9-1-1 Calls Interfere with Emergencies, p. 3
  • BRTB Meets, p. 3
  • Travel Demand Forecasting Models: Powerful Tools for Decision Makers, p. 4
  • Putting the Pedal to the Metal Worsens Air Quality, p. 6
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August 2002 (Issue 42; 834 kb) Annual Highlights Issue 2002
  • Vision 2030 -- Crafting a Vision for the Region's Future, p. 1
  • 2001 Baltimore Regional Transportation Plan and other Documents Adopted, p. 1
  • 2000 Census Data in Cooperative Forecasting, p. 1
  • Aerial Photos Capture Vehicle Classifications, p. 2
  • Updated Out & About Travel Guide, p. 2
  • Who's Parking at BWI? p. 2
  • Technology Assists in Collection of Speed Data, p. 2
  • Modeling the Transportation-Land Use Connection, p. 3
  • Travel Diaries Yield Data, p. 3
  • Travel Model to GIS Interface Developed, p. 3
  • Stakeholders Shape New Materials, p. 3
  • Baltimore County Passes Leadership Reins to Harford County, p. 4
  • Management & Operations: Working to Improve System Performance, p. 4
  • BRTB Meets, p. 4
  • Clean Commte Month 2002, p. 5
  • New Park-&-Ride Lot Study Examines Travel Behavior, p. 5
  • Improving Intersections for Trucks, p. 6
  • New Truck/Commercial Vehicle Model, p. 6
  • Maryland Freight Moves, p. 7
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June 2002 (Issue 41; 127 kb)
  • Major Findings of Regional Park & Ride Study, p. 1
  • New Activities for Emergency Preparedness, p. 1
  • 2003-2007 TIP Delayed, p. 1
  • Rate Congestion on Your Commute, p. 2
  • New Citizens Advisory Committee Launched, p. 3
  • Drought Emergency Conditions, p. 4
  • BRTB Meets, p. 4
  • Regional Rail Plan Completed, p. 5
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April 2002 (Issue 40; 112 kb)
  • Non-Family Growth Changes Household Structure During '90s, p. 1
  • Baltimore Region to Use New Emissions Model, p. 1
  • TP+ Software Goes Local, p. 2
  • BRTB Meets, p. 2
  • Citizens Speak Out About Rail Plan, p. 2
  • Significant Legislation in 2002 Session, p. 3
  • Federal Acceptance Received for BRTP, p. 3
  • Checking the "CHART" for Emergency Response, p. 5
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February 2002 (Issue 39; 162 kb)
  • Funding Sought for Job Access, p. 1
  • Specialized Directory Update, p. 1
  • Mark Your Calendar for Clean Commute Month! p. 1
  • Stopping Mixed Signals, p. 2
  • BRTB Meets, p. 2
  • What Is Vision 2030? p. 3
  • Which Vehicle Offers Greater Fuel Economy? p. 5
  • Around the Region, p. 5
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