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New Transit Statewide Thanks to “Transformational Transit” (IPAF)!

In 2025, we fought hard for IPAF funding (aka transformational transit funding). Because of the work of advocates, drivers, riders, unions, partner organizations, legislators, and the executive audience, over $65M a year from 2026 to 2030 for capital transit projects was won. This week, MDOT announced the first round of awardees! Read below to see […]

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Road construction in East Lansing

MDOT, Invest Equally in Transit and Highways: Five Year Transportation Program

MDOT’s Draft Five Year Transportation Program should support transit more! The 2027-2031 Five Year Transportation Program (5YTP) outlines how MDOT will invest money over the next five years to support their goals in the MDOT 2050 Mobility Plan. This program is a detailed overview of the specific projects up in the next few years, including

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DATA minibus used in Delta County

Transit Goes 19 for 19 Across Michigan; 100% of Millages Pass!

Not only did transit win in Wayne County … transit won across our state! On August 4th, 18 transit millages were voted on across Michigan, and each and everyone was approved by voters. Most won by overwhelmingly popular margins, and most of these are not just renewals! Countywide expansion across Wayne and Delta In Wayne

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It’s Official – Wayne County Transit Expansion Wins

The People Have Spoken – Transit Expansion is Popular! It’s official – the Wayne County Transit Millage has passed! An overwhelming majority of voters, 67% in total, approved the millage. We know public transit expansion is popular, and the public wants more! Everyone wants seniors, people with disabilities, students, and workers to get where they

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