Holly Arnold
@mdotmtaholly.bsky.social
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MTA Administrator and transit enthusiast
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MTA congratulates our recent classes of Professional Bus Operators on their graduation! We welcome them to the MTA family with best wishes for safety and success throughout their careers. Visit mta.maryland.gov/join to learn more & apply. #WorkerWednesday

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MTA Bus Operator Graduation Ceremony, September, 2025!
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In the latest episode of Spilling the T, I sit down with Holly Arnold, Administrator of the @mta.maryland.gov, to talk about modernizing transit, earning rider trust, and how transparency and collaboration are shaping the next generation of transit leadership in Baltimore and Boston.
From Baltimore to Boston with Holly Arnold
On this episode of Spilling the T, we’re joined by Holly Arnold, administrator for the 13th largest transit system in the US, the Maryland Transit Administration. Holly will chat with us about the MTA
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Mobility Update: Thank you for your patience, we’re excited to announce that online reservations are now available. Visit mta.maryland.gov/mobility and select Desktop, Laptop, or Tablet to access the interim reservation portal.
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Early morning division visits mean early morning @mta.maryland.gov bus and train rides! I'm heading up to our Northwest Division this morning and I'm grateful to the MTA team that is up before the sun to keep the region moving.
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Introducing MTA See Say, the free app that makes it easy to report transit safety concerns quickly, discreetly and effectively. If you see something, say something! Report through the SeeSay app or text 410-888-0675. Tap into feeling safer on transit. Download See Say today!
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MARC Train is pleased to announce that Penn Line Train 401 will resume service on Tuesday, October 14. MARC Train appreciates the collaborative efforts with Amtrak to restore this service. For complete details visit mta.maryland.gov/penn401return
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MTA has several options for traveling to Sunday's @baltimoreravens.bsky.social game. Riders can plan their trip at mta.maryland.gov. #RavensFlock
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Oh no! Thanks for flagging. I'll alert our field team but please also give the operator a heads up. They likely don't realize and can call recovery.
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MTA is working hard to recover from the cyber incident. Check out our progress on our new dashboard www.mta.maryland.gov/cybersecurit...
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Yes! Baltimore City handles benches through 311. MTA handles shelter requests. You can call 410-539-5000 and they'll get it to the right department. We do have a process that we follow to determine if a stop gets one. You can read about it here: s3.amazonaws.com/mta-website-...
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I got a ride to Charles Co. where we discussed progress on the @mta.maryland.gov SMRT project. On the way back I was dropped off at Light Rail & transferred to bus to get home. It was great to chat with our LR operator & see trains running frequently! Plus a beautiful sunset downtown!
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This week is the #WeekWithoutDriving challenge. I took my normal bus ride into the office and took @mta.maryland.gov Metro to check on a couple of stations. What transit modes are you using this week (and every week!)?
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Penn Line Service Suspended Between BWI and Penn Station -- Penn Line service has been suspended between BWI and Baltimore Penn Stations due to police activity.
https://mta.maryland.gov/service-alerts/24277
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Meet Aryaneil, he helped write the MTA Code of Conduct! Explore the full #RulesofTheRide and learn more at mta.maryland.gov/safety.
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MTA's Transit Information Contact Center is operating normally. Have questions about routes, schedules, or service updates? Our team is ready to help - give us a call at 410-539-5000.
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ICYMI: We hosted a Light Rail Safety Diagnostic at the Woodberry Light Rail and Union Ave crossings to review signals, signage, sightlines, and access, keeping safety and reliability top priority. #SeeTracksThinkTrain #STOPTrackTragedies
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Full Light Rail service has resumed between North Avenue and Camden Yards stations after the fire that occurred several weeks ago along Howard Street. Shuttle bus service is no longer in place. We appreciate your patience!
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It's World Car Free Day! MTA has several options for traveling to tonight's @baltimoreravens.bsky.social Monday Night Football game. Riders can plan their trip at mta.maryland.gov. #RavensFlock
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We've got @mta.maryland.gov crews on standby ready to go when the tracks are released to us and we'll let riders know what to expect!
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As of now, based on info provided by DHCD, it is likely that we'll be able to restore light rail early next week but we don't have exact timing. DHCD needs to finish demo & demobilize. Then @mta.maryland.gov will restring the catenary & inspect tracks which takes about 2 days.
mtamarylandalerts.bsky.social
Due to the fire that occurred at Howard and Fayette Streets, Light Rail service remains suspended between North Avenue Station and Camden Station. Shuttle bus service is available between these stations. Please allow extra time an...
https://mta.maryland.gov/service-alerts/24127
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scottwiener.bsky.social
Every time a city prioritizes non-car travel, pedestrianizes thoroughfares, expands transit, improves bike networks, implements congestion pricing or creates new public spaces, that city becomes better.

It’s not a war on cars. It’s an effort to make cities better & more livable.