The RAISE project focuses on infrastructure improvements along the CityLink Blue and CityLink Orange lines to provide faster, more reliable transit and improved pedestrian safety.

RAISE PROJECT CORRIDOR

RAISE PROJECT CORRIDOR

The 20 mile corridor connects communities from its western terminus in Baltimore County at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), through Baltimore City, including downtown Baltimore, to the Fox Ridge community in eastern Baltimore County.

Construction Activities Update
Public Notice

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES

October 19 - November 2, 2026

Improvements are underway at the following locations:

Bus Stop Reconstruction & Accessibility Improvements

  • S. Marlyn Avenue & Foxwood Lane
  • Middleborough Road & Marlyn Avenue
  • Middleborough Road & Foxchase Lane

Resurfacing & Bus/Bike Lane Markings

  • Mason Lord Drive & Bayview Boulevard
  • Eastern Avenue & Mason Lord Drive
  • Eastern Avenue & Oldham Street
  • Eastern Avenue near S. Haven Street
  • S. Highland Avenue & E. Lombard Street
  • S. Highland Avenue & E. Baltimore Street
  • E. Fayette Street Corridor
  • E. Fayette Street & N. East Avenue
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Interactive Map

Click the interactive map below to see the RAISE project corridor up close. Various proposed project elements can be viewed, including potential full-time and peak-period Dedicated Bus Lanes (DBLs), bus bulbs, a queue jump,Transit Signal Priority (TSP), Real-Time Information Signs (RTIS), lighting, bicycle facilities, and pedestrian and ADA improvements. You can leave comments directly in the map about the locations and types of possible project improvements you’d like to see implemented! Quality feedback from stakeholders is a key component to developing a successful project that meets the needs of all users, and we encourage you to share your thoughts!

INTERACTIVE MAP

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