Wow, what a wild ride! We are just one vote away from finally achieving a Regional Transit Authority for Southeast Michigan! What Happened?  Yesterday morning, the House Transportation Committee voted to recommend the full package of RTA bills to the full House.  The last hurdle is passage in the full House.  And in a rush move yesterday […]

The Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG) is conducting the Woodward Avenue Rapid Transit Alternatives Analysis (AA) project. The alternatives analysis will review rapid transit options for a 27-mile corridor along Woodward Avenue from downtown Detroit to downtown Pontiac. The study area includes Cities of Detroit, Highland Park, Ferndale, Pleasant Ridge, Royal Oak, Huntington Woods,

I was thrilled to be joined yesterday at the State Capitol by forty transit supporters from all across the state.  Big thanks to our friends at the Sierra Club, MOSES, Michigan Suburbs Alliance, Ann Arbor Center for Independent Living, and other Trans4M partners!! We kicked off the day with a song on the steps of

What type of rapid transit is right for Woodward?  Not just in Detroit, but for all of Woodward! Come to a public meeting to share your thoughts, concerns, and ideas!! • Monday, Dec. 3, 5pm-7pm at the Berkley Community Center • Tuesday, Dec. 4, 11am-1pm at SEMCOG in downtown Detroit • Tuesday, Dec. 4, 4pm-6pm at

I’m very excited to announce that the Michigan Senate today passed the RTA bill package, with strong bi-partisan support!! 12 Republicans joined 11 Democrats in supporting the RTA bills, with support from all across the region and the state, including Detroit, Oakland County, west Michigan, and the UP. There is no doubt that all your