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MTA website, Sunday 10.28.2012, 1PM
The Maryland Transit Administration can't update it's online escalator / elevator outage information on a daily basis. I don't know why I should be surprised by their lack of public transportation information about a storm that will affect thousands tomorrow. Good luck, Baltimore riders.
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