MTA Fares Increase Began Sunday
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The price of a one-way MTA bus, subway, light rail, or Mobility Shuttle has just gone up by 10 cents.
This fare increase took effect Sunday.
The MTA said a state law is to blame for the bump in price-- that requires transit fares to go up every two years, after any increase in the consumer price index, which measures inflation.
A single-trip fare for the bus, subway, and light rail will be $1.90 while a single-ride ticket for the Mobility bus will be $2.10, according to the MTA.
The monthly pass will also spike $2, to $74. Commuter bus and the MARC train fares are not affected.
MTA's Fares Starting June 23:
One Way
Full: $1.90, Senior/Disability $0.90, Student $1.40, Mobility: $2.10
Day Pass/ 1-Day Pass
Full: $4.40, Senior/Disability: $2.20, Weekly / 7-Day Pass, Full: $21
Monthly / 30-Day Pass
Full: $74
Senior/Disability: $22
All-Access College Transit Pass
Student: $55
Express Bus Monthly Pass
Full: $93.00
Express Bus Upcharge
Full: $0.60, Senior/Disability: $0.60, Student: $0.60
20 Trip Book
Mobility: $42.00
