The state Senate could vote on the Regional Transit Authority bills as early as next week!! But the outcome of that vote is still very uncertain. If you want better coordination between SMART, DDOT, and AATA; If you want more frequent, reliable transit along Woodward, Gratiot, and elsewhere; If you agree that southeast Michigan needs […]

Nearly half of DDOT bus service has been eliminated in the last eight years, including major cuts last month that eliminated overnight service. Now another round of "service changes" is doing into effect on April 28, resulting in many riders waiting 45 minutes, 60 minutes, or more for buses.  To pour salt into the wound,

TRU is seeking a well-organized, hard-working person to work full time to manage our Senior Mobility Outreach project, improve our communications, and support day-to-day operations of our small, vibrant advocacy organization. Passion for improving transit in greater Detroit a big plus! View the Project Manager position description, necessary qualifications, and how to apply.

The United States is in the midst of the longest decline in driving since World War II, with the greatest reduction in driving occurring among young people. A new report, Transportation and the New Generation, explores the reasons why young people are driving less and the implications for transportation policy. The trend away from driving has been

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