A new study by Reconnecting America found that 40 percent of rural populations—including senior citizens, the disabled, and low-income individuals—are dependent on mass transit for their daily activities. The study explored how smaller cities, towns, and rural places are integrating transit to serve this transit-dependent population. The study highlights smaller cities and rural places where […]

This summer, the Trans4M coalition is hosting a major series of Community Forums focused on creating a statewide transportation vision and launching a conversation about transportation funding. Join your neighbors at one of 14 interactive community forums across Michigan to have your say on how better transportation can improve your life and your community, discuss

This summer, theTrans4M coalition is hosting a major series of Community Forums focused on creating a statewide transportation vision and launching a conversation about transportation funding. Join your neighbors at one of 14 interactive community forums across Michigan to have your say on how better transportation can improve your life and your community, discuss the

Who says summer is the slow season?  There are a bunch of great events coming up that you may be interested in: Bus Rapid Transit Workshop – this Thursday, July 19, 2-4pm At the Coleman A Young Municipal Center 13th floor auditorium Hosted by Mayor Bing, presentations by the National Bus Rapid Transit Institute, the

For too long, the people of greater Detroit have suffered from insufficient quantity and quality of transit service, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without reliable access to jobs, job training, and other necessities. We demand better. DDOT, SMART, the People Mover, and any new transit service provider must meet a higher standard.   Transit