MDTA Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Maryland continues to experience significant growth in Electric Vehicle ownership and has a robust network of publicly available Level 2 and Level 3 DC Fast Charging stations to support the growing number of EVs on the road. The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration tracks the total number, make, model, and model year (MY) of all EVs registered in Maryland. Current Electric Vehicle Registration data can be found here.

The Maryland Transportation Authority has 15 publicly available charging stations at three of its toll facilities: five each at the Bay Bridge in Annapolis, and at the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel and Fort McHenry Tunnel in Baltimore. The charging stations are part of the ChargePoint network.

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Drivers can initiate a session by creating a ChargePoint account, by using a credit card, or by calling the number displayed on the station.

Vehicles are required to be plugged in and charging while parked. Otherwise a $2 per minute fee starts five minutes after the vehicle is fully charged. The charging session fee is capped at a maximum of $20.

MDTA Customer Service Center EV Charging Stations

LEVEL 2 charging stations are available at:

Bay Bridge (US 50/301) in Annapolis – 2 total

(provided by BGE EVsmart^®)

Features:

Allows motorists to add 10 to 20 miles of range to their vehicle for every hour of charge time.
Customers are required to pay $0.18 per kilowatt hour to charge their vehicles.

LEVEL 3 charging stations are available at:

Baltimore Harbor Tunnel (I-895) in Baltimore – 5 total
Fort McHenry Tunnel (I-95) in Baltimore – 5 total
Bay Bridge (US 50/301) in Annapolis – 3 total

(provided by BGE EVsmart^®)

Features:

Allows motorists to add 180 to 240 miles of range to their vehicle for every hour of charge time.
Customers are required to pay $0.34 per kilowatt hour to charge their vehicles.