Yesterday, Governor Whitmer presented her executive budget to legislators and the public. While there’s a lot in there, we’re focused on what the Governor had to say on transit – and overall, while this budget is a good step forward, it is not enough to deliver great transit for Michigan. As a reminder, this is […]
Governors Budget: A Good Step Forward, But Not Enough Read More »
TRU and our friends at the Michigan Association of Rail Passengers are hosting a joint meeting Saturday November 16 to explore how trains and buses align and how we can fight together for a complete transportation system in Michigan. Join us! When: Saturday, November 16, 2-4pm Where: Dearborn Transit Center / Amtrak Station, 21201 Michigan
Bus and Train Event Nov 16 Read More »
The Transit Action Agenda for Michigan is a pathway to improved transportation policy at a state level in Michigan. This report soft launch is open to contribution by allies and advocates of transit with any expertise, as we hope to provide a goal for legislators to come to after the break. Detailing funding for transportation
A Transit Action Agenda for Michigan: The Soft Launch of TRU’s State Policy Agenda Read More »
Balanced transportation investments? Ha! The Michigan House Transportation Appropriations committee passed a budget June 6 that would drastically gut many essential transportation investments in a vain attempt to fix the roads without any new investments. Tell them NO gutting transit for roads! Public transit provides a critical lifeline to hundreds of thousands of Michiganders who
Michigan Legislature trying to GUT transit, rail to fund roads! Read More »
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SEMCOG, the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments, is developing the region’s long-range transportation plan. Your input is vital.
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