Transportation in Baltimore, Maryland
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The average one-way commute in Baltimore, MD, takes 33 minutes. 57% of commuters drive their own car alone. 11% carpool with others. 20% take mass transit and 3% work from home.
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City living plus: Noticed that the nicer homes outside of the Baltimore metropolitan area don't have "constant" public transportation into the city where most of the jobs are. Baltimore... (read more)Our Economy is the cause of our crime rate: I found out that my economy is unemployed 5.60 of the U.S 4.60 and has only raised 0.14%. This has effected our crime rate all though our education is getting better... (read more)re: Where are the jobs?: go? Parkville, Pikesville, Woodlawn, Catonsville, Frederick Rd corridor.
anywhere off rolling road, near route 40
Eldersburg
Westminster
Hampstead
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