The move by the Ken Ulman-led Baltimore Regional Transportation Board to designate $340 million in future state transportation funding for mass transit projects has raised the ire of some politicians.
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\nBut last week, officials who represent Howard’s rural areas decried the change, saying it was unfair for their constituents to pay gasoline taxes to fund mass transit that they rarely use.
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\n"Some people feel we can build our way out of this by building more roads, but that’s a shortsighted focus," Ulman said.<\/p>\n
"The bottom line in all this is the public wants options," he said. "We see it from the petitions we get. They want a [transit] system that works, especially in the Baltimore region." The move by the Ken Ulman-led Baltimore Regional Transportation Board to designate $340 million in future state transportation funding for mass transit projects has raised the ire of some politicians. … But last week, officials who represent Howard’s rural areas decried the change, saying it was unfair for their constituents to pay gasoline taxes to … <\/p>\n
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