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Starting now, make transportation investments that invigorate our existing communities, bring us together, and celebrate our diversity
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Commuter Rail: Serves a limited number of stations, resulting in express service between major transit nodes, like Ann Arbor and Dearborn. 
Limited's: Bus routes with limited stops, sharing the road with other traffic, resulting in fast service. Serves walkable urban villages along Jefferson, Warren, Greenfield, and Van Dyke. 
Walkable Urban Villages around each station with special zoning areas within ½ mile of stations requiring dense, mixed use, transit oriented development with limited parking Previous | Forward |
Light Rail: Streetcars on tracks imbedded into existing streets or separate right of ways that serve transit stops between 0.5 and 1 mile apart. Serves pedestrian friendly urban villages along Michigan Avenue and the Woodward Corridor. 
Bus Rapid Transit (BRT): A streetcar on rubber wheels, running on separate rights-of-ways on major streets such as Gratiot, Grand River, and 8 Mile 
Stations include maps, schedule information, and graphics that advertise system. Tickets bought at vending machine to reduce boarding time. 
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