In the United States, you must have a valid driver's license to drive a vehicle legally. You can obtain this license through the Department of Motor Vehicles. Alternatively, individuals can apply for a state ID card, which serves as an official photo identification but does not grant driving privileges.
The Baltimore Collegetown Network (often referred to as “Collegetown”) is a network of fourteen colleges and universities in the Baltimore area.
It works to connect Baltimore college students to the city of Baltimore through a variety of events, internships, and a free shuttle service.
Maryland Transit Authority (MTA)
The Maryland Transit Authority (MTA) includes local and commuter buses, Light Rail, Metro Subway, Maryland Area Regional Commuter (MARC) train service, and a comprehensive a paratransit (mobility) system.
There is an MTA bus stop on North Charles Street right by campus. MTA Route 11 Northbound heads toward Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC)/Goucher College, and Route 11 Southbound heads to Downtown Baltimore.
If you would like to check Maryland Road Conditions before driving to campus, the State of Maryland provides various resources for you.
Maryland 511 provides information regarding current driving times and any traffic highlights that travelers should be aware of.
The Department of Transportation’s Coordinated Highways Action Response Team has a variety of information, including live traffic cameras, interactive maps, and other route restrictions.