We Rode EVERY Mode of Transit in Baltimore
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- ...except we missed one, or two, or three... I hope you still enjoyed the video, and thank you to Hillel for planning it and then waking up at 5 am to make it to Baltimore in time!
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I once had a student who would always say "I tried" in this mournful way whenever he got something wrong, and that's about how I characterize Baltimore's transit.
Except I bet the student actually did try! 🤣
@@thefareplayer2254 😂😂😂
Except the MTA sometimes appears to use that to not actually try.
The best transit in baltimore is amtrak to get out of baltimore
@@bennyg2688I agree with you 100 percent.
Thanks for coming to the city!
Apologies for the Circulator being down, we were switching contractors (and it’s back up now).
As for the Transit app, they’re a 3rd party not run by us, so we’re not able to update their app unfortunately.
Wow the official page
@@gtas321 🤩
The official page, cool!
My question is, when are you going to put the MTA's feet to the fire so they'll provide some decent public transport for your fine city? It's the only large Northeastern US city without even halfway decent transit!
@@edwardmiessner6502 We were very closely with the MTA to help with their improvements, but we also have public transportation we run ourselves. We run both the Charm City Circulator and the Harbor Connector, and they're free!
Thank you for making this video. I will move there for school in a few months and have never been there. So the info about public transport is very helpful
That wasn't a true Classy Whale moment - you did your research!
Whoever runs the MTA doesn't seem to prioritise transporting people into, out of, through, and around Baltimore. That town used to hold almost a million people so it definitely was able to support several heavy rail subway lines at one time. But only that modern one and the light railway were built; they didn't even keep their old trolley lines! 😭😭😭😢
You're missing the Baltimore Streetcar Museum, their little mile or so of track is technically still officially part of the transit network! (plus it's just neat)
The Johns Hopkins Shuttle you can board. Those blue Novas/New Flyers that go to the main campus you can board…the regular hospital shuttle that you see those white Gilligs you need an ID for.
If only we had known! I think we were worried about getting yelled at, haha.
Thanks for posting - a nice introduction to Baltimore's transit systems. I didn't know there were harbour ferries until now. Will you have another go when the CCC is running?
We'll have to see if Hillel and I can schedule another go, but for now, I'm happy with this attempt!
Hey, I'm thinking of doing some sort of similar thing elsewhere if I can get Toby to do it.
Those old Bud metro cars must be like 50 years old. Also used in Miami, both systems opened about the same time.
Both Baltimore and Miami have ordered replacement trainsets.
Did anyone else notice @3:58 "Hopefully the trip won't be dropped" just as the lady in the background drops her car keys.
It's a glitch in the matrix!
i think its so funny that the routes messed up multiple times- i swear to god its like routine for busses near me to just never show up
Honestly, Baltimore’s transit is actually pretty good compared to the rest of the country. I used to use it daily. Yes it has its hickups. Is it comparable to Nyc or Boston, no. I now live in Phoenix, AZ and while we have light rail that is rapidly expanding the transit doesn’t quite meet the requirements for a city of its size. Baltimore however punches above its weight in comparable cities. I don’t miss much about Baltimore but I miss the transit and harbor.
You know if you're on a crowded bus or train, you can just shoot some footage out the window without saying anything. That's what I did when I was making some transit content in my local area.
my guess is there was no way to get to a window... (they could have filmed the bus coming and going though)
however by my books, if it's not on a video it does not count.
Fun vid. The JH Hospital station may seem overbuilt... but it's probably because at the time it was built, there were lofty plans for an additional metro line linking Baltimore to DC. There are lots of folks who live in Baltimore City or Baltimore County who work in DC. Tons more people would do the same if that Metro line had been built. And more patients and prospective JH employees from the DC area would likely have made the journey to Johns Hopkins Hospital. Anyway, politics got in the way... and that direct line was never built. Yeah, there are ways to get from Baltimore to DC, but nothing to compare with the ease of a direct subway line linked to WMATA.
MARC trains are a simple way to travel between Baltimore and Washington DC
Do one for DC lmao
Great work guys!
Nice
What, no MARC?
@@JasonWeiss-g2b Penn Station to West Baltimore is within Baltimore.
@@chrispontani7637 That is true, you can ride the mode completely in the city.
They addressed it in the series of asterisks near the start of the video.