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Cambios En El Servicio De Otoño Del MDOT MTA: Aviso a Los Pasajeros 03-Sep-2017 Cambios en el servicio de otoño del MDOT MTA: Aviso a los pasajeros 03-Sep-2017 Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration (MDOT MTA) A PARTIR DEL DOMINGO 3 DE SEPTIEMBRE DE 2017 Aviso a los pasajeros Cambios en el servicio de otoño del MDOT MTA Busquen los horarios actualizados para CityLinks Blue, Brown, Gold, Lime, Navy, Orange, Pink, Red, and Yellow; LocalLinks 31, 34, 52, 62, 65, 67, 69, 70, 75, 76, 80, 83, 87, and 89; y Express BusLinks 104 and 120. También busquen los Horarios de Servicio Complementario, para más información sobre los viajes hacia de la Baltimore City Public Schools. Los cambios en el servicio de otoño de MDOT MTA’s se hicieron en respuesta a la retroalimentación de los clientes y operadores desde el lanzamiento de BaltimoreLink en junio de 2017. Las mejoras y ajustes al servicio afectarán a 25 rutas de BaltimoreLink e incluirán: • La adecuación de las rutas y mejoras en la frecuencia • La rehabilitación de Express BusLink 104 • Modificaciones en las paradas de autobuses • Servicio complementario a Baltimore City Public Schools CityLink Blue – Johns Hopkins Bayview a Westgate/CMS Servicio entre semana • Se añadieron tres viajes en dirección este, operando de CMS hacia el Centro Médico Johns Hopkins Bayview a las 4:13 AM, 4:39 AM y 5:00 AM. • Se añadieron dos viajes en dirección oeste, operando de Bayview a CMS a las 4:17 AM y 4:39 AM. • Se ajustó la frecuencia del servicio durante la hora pico en la mañana a 20-30 minutos. CityLink Brown – UM Medical Center a Overlea/White Marsh Park & Ride Servicio entre semana, sábado y domingo • Después de las 9:30 PM el servicio evitará el White Marsh Mall. CityLink Gold – Walbrook Junction a Berea/Canton Crossing Servicio entre semana • Se añadió un viaje en dirección oeste que sale de Canton Crossing a las 2:42 AM. CityLink Lime – Northwest Hospital a Druid Hill Park/Harbor East Servicio entre semana, sábado y domingo • Servicio modificado que operará en Brenbrook Drive y en Old Court Road. • Se añadieron dos paradas de autobús: Home Depot (escala) y Northwest Hospital. Página 1 de 11 Cambios en el servicio de otoño del MDOT MTA: Aviso a los pasajeros 03-Sep-2017 CityLink Navy – Mondawmin a Dundalk/Watersedge Servicio entre semana • Se añadió un viaje en dirección este que sale de Mondawmin a las 10:10 PM. CityLink Orange – West Baltimore a Essex (Fox Ridge) Servicio entre semana • Se añadió servicio en dirección al este y al oeste a la hora pico, aproximadamente a las 3:30 AM, 4:32 AM y 5:30 AM. • Se ajustó la frecuencia del servicio a cada 30 minutos, durante el servicio temprano en la mañana, y después cada 15 minutos, comenzando a las 6:00 AM. CityLink Pink – West Baltimore a Cedonia Servicio entre semana • Se añadieron dos viajes en la mañana, en dirección al este y al oeste, que operan a las 3:15 AM y 4:15 AM. CityLink Red – UM Transit Center a Towson/Lutherville Servicio entre semana • Extensión del viaje en dirección norte a las 4:30 AM, para dar servicio a la Lutherville Light Rail Station. • Se añadió un viaje en dirección norte, que saldrá del Centro de Tránsito de la University of Maryland a las 5:06 PM. CityLink Yellow – Mondawmin a Riverview/UMBC Servicio entre semana, sábado y domingo • En este momento todos los servicios empiezan y terminan en Riverview y se extienden a la Patapsco Light Rail Station, incluyendo viajes tarde por la noche que dan vuelta en Commerce Drive. LocalLink 31 – Sinai Hospital a Social Security/Security Square Servicio sábado y domingo • Se ajustaron cuatro viajes en ambas direcciones para proveer un servicio de fin de semana similar al de las rutas que eran números 44 y 57. LocalLink 34 – Falls Road a Westview Servicio entre semana • Se extendieron dos viajes que operan en el servicio de horas pico, en las mañanas y noches, a Greenspring Station. LocalLink 52 – Greenmount North a Stella Maris Servicio entre semana, sábado y domingo • Se ajustó el horario para proveer mejor disponibilidad de servicio al personal de Stella Maris. Página 2 de 11 Cambios en el servicio de otoño del MDOT MTA: Aviso a los pasajeros 03-Sep-2017 LocalLink 62 – CCBC Essex a Turner Station Servicio entre semana • El horario se restauró a como estaba durante el invierno de 2017 al cambiar las horas de inicio hacia el norte y hacia el sur. LocalLink 65 – Charles Center a CCBC Dundalk via Amazon Servicio sábado y domingo • Se añadieron viajes en la noche para proveer mejor disponibilidad de servicio, basado en los turnos de Amazon. LocalLink 67 – De City Hall hacia Marley Neck Servicio entre semana, sábado y domingo • Se ajustó un viaje en dirección norte para proveer mejor disponibilidad de servicio, basado en los turnos de Under Armor. LocalLink 69 – Patapsco a Jumpers Hole Servicio entre semana • Se reconstruyó el horario para mejorar la frecuencia en el servicio entre la Patapsco Light Rail Station y la Cromwell Light Rail Station, y por las sucursales entre Jumpers Hole y Annapolis. LocalLink 70 –Patapsco a Annapolis Servicio entre semana • Se reconstruyó el horario para mejorar la frecuencia en el servicio entre la Estación de Tren Ligero de Patapsco (Light Rail Station) y la Estación de Tren Ligero Cromwell (Light Rail Station), y por las sucursales entre Jumpers Hole y Annapolis. LocalLink 75 –Patapsco a Arundel Mills/Parkway Center Servicio entre semana, sábado y domingo • Se incrementó el servicio a 24 horas, los 7 días de la semana. LocalLink 76 –City Hall a Southwest Park & Ride Servicio entre semana, sábado y domingo • Se modificó la alineación en dirección al norte. La alineación previa era en dirección hacia el este en Pratt Street, a la izquierda en Calvert Street, y hacia la derecha en Lexington Street. La nueva alineación es en dirección este en Pratt Street y a la izquierda en Gay Street. LocalLink 80 – City Hall a Rogers Avenue Servicio entre semana • Se añade un viaje en dirección al este temprano en la mañana. Página 3 de 11 Cambios en el servicio de otoño del MDOT MTA: Aviso a los pasajeros 03-Sep-2017 LocalLink 83 – Mondawmin a Old Court Servicio entre semana • Se reestableció el horario para que se parezca al horario del previo No. 53 durante el invierno de 2017. • Se ajustó la frecuencia del servicio a 20 minutos durante las horas pico y a 30 minutos durante el servicio de medio día. LocalLink 87 – Owings Mills a Glyndon Servicio entre semana • Se ajustaron los viajes para proveer mejor acceso de transferencia al SubwayLink. • El viaje que salía de la Owings Mills Metro Station a las 3:59 AM ahora saldrá de Glyndon a las 4:25 AM. Llegará a de la Metro Owings Mills Metro Station a las 4:50 AM para hacer conexión con el primer viaje del Metro SubwayLink. LocalLink 89 – Rogers Avenue a Owings Mills/Redland Court Servicio entre semana • Se extendió el primer viaje en dirección norte que sale de la Rogers Avenue Metro Station para servir a Redland Court, con llegada a las 5:43 AM. Express BusLink 104 – Cromwell Bridge Park & Ride a Johns Hopkins Hospital Servicio entre semana • Se rehabilitó el servicio basado en el horario de invierno de 2017. • El viaje en la mañana sale de Cromwell Bridge Park & Ride a las 7:41 AM. • El viaje en la noche sale del Johns Hopkins Hospital a las 5:16 PM. Express BusLink 120 – Johns Hopkins Hospital a White Marsh Park & Ride Servicio entre semana • El servicio se reestablecerá para que equivalga a los niveles de servicio de invierno de 2017. Página 4 de 11 Cambios en el servicio de otoño del MDOT MTA: Aviso a los pasajeros 03-Sep-2017 MODIFICACIONES A LAS PARADAS DE AUTOBÚS Las modificaciones a las paradas de autobús incluyen nuevas paradas, la reactivación, relocalización y eliminación de paradas y cambios en los letreros de las paradas de autobús. Clave NB = Dirección norte NS = Próximo (antes de la intersección) EB = Dirección este FS = Lado opuesto (después de la intersección) SB = Dirección sur MID = Media cuadra (entre intersecciones) WB = Dirección oeste OPP = Opuesto (en una cuadra larga cruzando la calle de una intersección T) NUEVO PARADAS DE AUTOBÚS Las nuevas ubicaciones de las paradas de autobús se establecieron para simplificar las transferencias entre líneas, para proveer mejor acceso a los puntos de interés y para mejorar la seguridad de los pasajeros. CityLink Brown • NB en Broadway por Baltimore Street, NS • SB en Broadway por Baltimore Street, NS CityLink Navy • WB en Eastern Avenue por Albemarle Street, FS • EB en Presstman Street por Mount Street, FS CityLink Pink • EB en Centre Street por Cathedral Street, NS • WB en Madison Street por Charles Street, NS CityLink Green and CityLink Orange • WB en Franklin Street por Monroe Street, NS LocalLink 21 • WB en 25th Street por Charles Street, NS • SB en S. East Avenue por Hudson Street, FS • NB en S. East Avenue por Hudson Street, FS LocalLink 30 and 34 • WB en Northern Parkway por Park Heights Avenue, FS LocalLink 54 and Express BusLink 154 • NB en Eutaw Street por Fayette Street, FS Página 5 de 11 Cambios en el servicio de otoño del MDOT MTA: Aviso a los pasajeros 03-Sep-2017 LocalLink 71 • SB en Key Highway por Key Highway East, FS LocalLink 73 • NB en Paca Street por Lombard Street, FS PARADAS DE AUTOBÚS REACTIVADAS Estos cambios en las paradas de autobús son los resultados de un mayor análisis y del comentario público.
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