The elevators at Halethorpe station remain out of service. Technicians have discovered additional problems which need to be corrected. The new estimate for completion is Friday morning. Passengers requiring ADA access are encouraged to use the BWI Marshall Airport Rail Station until further notice. We regret any inconvenience and thank you for your patience while this issue is addressed.
Thank you for riding MARC Train.
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Please see the following route maps below for all UMBC Transit local weekdays and weekends route.
Routes
UMBC Transit will be providing its customary routes 7 days a week for the Fall 2021 semester. Operational hours are as follows: Monday – Friday 6:30am – 11:30pm, Saturday – Sunday 8:00am – 11:30pm.
Route Maps
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Route Frequency
Frequency varies per route – Please see the Transit website for specific hours and route schedules. The bus locator system (Transit Tracker) is available for determining the real-time location of specific buses on route. The app is also used to send updates and messages to the ridership.
Health and Safety
At this time, facial masking will still be required aboard buses and at stops.
Your ID is Your Ticket to Ride
Your campus ID is required to be presented and swiped upon boarding. You will be swiping your card to validate enrollment and to create a ridership report per route. No visitors are permitted on Transit buses at this time.
Communications
Website Alerts - umbc.edu/transit
Transit Tracker Alerts - umbc.transloc.com
Transit Text Alerts - Text “Transit” to 79516
Transit Groups - myUMBC Alerts
Social Media
Contact
The Transit office is closed to public access at this time. For assistance please call the Transit Help Line at 410-455-2454 or email Transit Operations at transit@umbc.edu Phone calls will be answered by Transit staff during operational hours and by email as soon as possible from remote work sites.
Routes
UMBC Transit will be providing its customary routes 7 days a week for the Fall 2021 semester. Operational hours are as follows: Monday – Friday 6:30am – 11:30pm, Saturday – Sunday 8:00am – 11:30pm.
Arbutus |
Arundel |
BWI MARC |
Catonsville |
Courtney Rd. |
Downtown |
Paradise |
Route 40
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Route Frequency
Frequency varies per route – Please see the Transit website for specific hours and route schedules. The bus locator system (Transit Tracker) is available for determining the real-time location of specific buses on route. The app is also used to send updates and messages to the ridership.
Health and Safety
UMBC’s COVID19 safety protocols are in effect aboard buses and at bus stops. At this time, facial masking will still be required aboard buses and at stops.
Your ID is Your Ticket to Ride
Your campus ID is required to be presented and swiped upon boarding. You will be swiping your card to validate enrollment and to create a ridership report per route. No visitors are permitted on Transit buses at this time.
Communications
Website Alerts - umbc.edu/transit
Transit Tracker Alerts - umbc.transloc.com
Transit Text Alerts - Text “Transit” to 79516
Transit Groups - myUMBC Alerts
Social Media
Contact
The Transit office is closed to public access at this time. For assistance please call the Transit Help Line at 410-455-2454 or email Transit Operations at transit@umbc.edu Phone calls will be answered by Transit staff during operational hours and by email as soon as possible from remote work sites.
The elevators at Halethorpe station will be out of service on Monday, May 10 for routine inspection. Passengers who require use of the elevator should use the BWI Airport Rail Station. We regret any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.
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Thank you for riding MARC Train.
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Fall 2020 Operations During COVID-19
Essential Travel Preamble
In an effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, UMBC Transit is encouraging riders to PLEASE USE TRANSIT FOR ESSENTIAL TRAVEL ONLY. Transit defines essential travel as trips to and from campus, grocery stores, work, banks, hospitals, pharmacies, providing care for family members, food distribution centers such as Retriever Essentials, and other similar destinations. All Transit buses will be operating at reduced capacity to encourage social distancing. By reducing unnecessary travel, it is our hope that we have adequate space on our shuttles for those who depend on it to get to their classes safely.
Health and Safety
UMBC’s COVID19 safety protocols are in effect aboard buses and at bus stops. Aboard buses, distancing is accomplished by removal of half of the available seating. Unavailable seats are marked with signage. Facial masking is required aboard buses and at stops. Bus operator cabins are temporarily separated by clear removable sheeting. Should you need to inform the operator of a concern, please do so respecting social distancing guidelines.
Your ID is Your Ticket to Ride
Your campus ID is required to be presented upon boarding. You will be swiping your card to validate enrollment and to create a ridership report per route. These ridership reports are available to approved health agencies conducting tracing efforts. No visitors are permitted on Transit buses at this time.
Routes
UMBC Transit is providing its customary routes Monday through Friday with one exception: Courtney Road coverage is absorbed by the Paradise Route. Operational hours are limited to 6:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. Evening and weekend routes are suspended. However, retail business destinations and public transportation transfer points are incorporated into the modified Monday – Friday routes.
Route Frequency
Route frequency is different per route – some are hourly, some are midday only. Please see the Transit website for specific hours and route schedules. The bus locator system (Transit Tracker) is available for determining the real-time location of specific buses on route. The app is also used to send updates and messages to the ridership. The smart phone application is available for download from the Transit website.
Delays, Emergency Notification, and Communication
Multiple methods are used by Transit to communicate with our ridership:
· Transit Tracker Alerts - umbc.transloc.com
· Website Alerts - umbc.edu/transit
· Transit Text Alerts - Text “Transit” to 79516
· Transit Groups - myUMBC Alerts
· Social Media
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Contact Us
The Transit office is closed to public access. For assistance please call the Transit Help Line at 410-455-2454 or email Transit Operations at transit@umbc.edu Phone calls will be answered by Transit staff during operational hours and by email as soon as possible from remote work sites.
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