Md. shifts tack on transit policy
August 1, 2008By Andrew Bielak
Distancing itself from a longstanding policy of favoring highway projects over transit, Maryland’s state government responds to pleas from activists and directs $340 million over 20 years towards public transportation. (Baltimore Sun — Michael Dresser)
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