Route 31 (MTA Maryland)

Route 31 is a bus route operated by the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) in the Baltimore metropolitan area. The route serves as a vital link between various neighborhoods and key destinations within the city of Baltimore, providing essential public transportation services to residents and visitors alike.

History

Route 31 was established to improve connectivity within Baltimore and to provide a reliable transit option for commuters. Over the years, the route has undergone several changes to better serve the needs of the community, including adjustments to its schedule and stops.

Route Description

Route 31 operates between the Mondawmin Metro Subway Station and the State Center Metro Subway Station, covering a distance of approximately 5 miles. The route primarily travels along Pennsylvania Avenue (Baltimore), a major thoroughfare in the city.

Key Stops

• Mondawmin Mall
• Pennsylvania Avenue (Baltimore)
• State Center Metro Subway Station
• Lexington Market
• University of Maryland Medical Center

Service Frequency

Route 31 runs seven days a week, with increased frequency during peak hours to accommodate the higher number of commuters. The service frequency is typically every 15 minutes during peak hours and every 30 minutes during off-peak hours.

Connections

Route 31 provides connections to several other MTA bus routes, as well as the Baltimore Metro SubwayLink and the Baltimore Light RailLink. This makes it a crucial part of the overall public transportation network in Baltimore.

Future Developments

The MTA is continually assessing the performance and efficiency of Route 31. Future developments may include further route adjustments, the introduction of new technologies to improve service, and potential expansions to serve additional areas.

See Also

• Maryland Transit Administration
• Baltimore Metro SubwayLink
• Baltimore Light RailLink
• Public transportation in Baltimore