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Republican legislators spend the early hours of Friday morning on the House floor for votes on the fiscal year 2027 budget. July 3, 2026. | Photo by Katherine Dailey/Michigan Advance.

MI Transportation 2026 Budget: Disappointing, but No Cuts

In the early morning hours of Friday, July 3rd, the Michigan Legislature passed the FY 2026-27 Budget. MDOT’s total budget grew by $226M. Unsurprisingly, most of this goes to roads, but transit still got some small progress. LBO matches inflation Local Bus Operating, which funds local bus service in your community, did increase to $305M, […]

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TRU Launches Connect Wayne County

At 11am on May 21st, TRU officially launched our Connect Wayne County campaign! Connect Wayne County is TRU’s effort to educate voters about the Wayne Countywide Transit Millage on the August 4th ballot, get out the word about the election, and help people understand what it would mean if the vote passes. We’ve created a

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MI Public Health in Motion: Health & Transit Forum

Michigan Health and Hospital Association (MHA) Henry Ford Health (HFH) and Michigan Public Transit Association (MPTA) teamed up with Transportation Riders United (TRU) to bring the healthcare and public transit sectors together to discuss the issues facing each sector at a forum on March 19th, 2026. This event helped healthcare sector representatives understand why transportation

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