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A broad coalition of rail advocates are hosting a On Wednesday, Sept. 15, from 6:00-8:00pm at the Fairlane Center South (19000 Hubbard) at U of M Dearborn You are cordially invited to join Dearborn Mayor John O’Reilly, other elected officials, and fellow citizens at the Dearborn Michigan By Rail Public Forum.  This event is part […]

TRU is excited to announce The Senior Mobility Outreach Project, which will: Gather data about unmet senior mobility needs; Inform and engage seniors and community leaders on the benefits of enhancing safe senior mobility; and Promote current and future transit options that can improve quality of life. This project will engage seniors (65 years and

SEMCOG and the region’s transit providers will be conducting an on-board transit survey – TravelCount’10. The purpose of the survey is to gather current ridership data for transportation planning efforts, future forecasting, and for submitting federal grant applications and to help improve the transit system. Survey/data collection will begin on September 20 starting on DDOT

TRU is excited to announce The Senior Mobility Outreach Project, which will: Gather data about unmet senior mobility needs; Inform and engage seniors and community leaders on the benefits of enhancing safe senior mobility; and Promote current and future transit options that can improve quality of life. This project will engage seniors (65 years and

People who live in communities with high-quality public transportation exercise more, live longer, and are generally healthier than residents of communities that lack quality public transit. Evaluating Public Transportation Health Benefits, a study conducted for the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) by Todd Litman of the Victoria Transport Policy Institute aggregates the findings of several