Make sure you attend the Detroit Department of Transportation public hearings tomorrow, April 5, 2012 to voice your concerns about the proposed bus service cuts that will take effect April 28. The proposed changes will mean longer times between buses on most of the city’s bus lines. Official waits would go from 20 minutes to […]

Even though the Senate Transportation Committee passed the RTA package, we are still a long way away from the finish line. The RTA will now move to the full Senate which is in recess for the next two weeks. This is the time to contact your Senator and let them know how important the RTA

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I’m pleased to report that the Senate Transportation Committee passed the rest of the RTA package out of committee today and will now move to the full Senate.  Please join me in thanking those who voted for the package: Committee Chair Sen. Tom Casperson (R – Escanaba) – (517) 373-7840, Sen. Mike Kowall (R – west

It’s deja vu all over again.  Before even getting new schedules printed from the last round of cuts, DDOT is planning even more service cuts!!  While no routes are proposed for elimination, the wait times between many buses will double!! Here’s the word from DDOT:    The Detroit Department of Transportation (DDOT) will hold morning and evening public hearings (same