The Troy Transit Center is back. Last night, the Troy City Council reconsidered the Troy Transit Center and approved a scaled down $6.3 million plan. As the Free Press reported, "By a narrow vote of 4-3, the seven-member council gave the go-ahead for the project that regional boosters of metro Detroit said was needed and […]
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TRU is seeking smart, enthusiastic students and others to get actively involved in improving public transit thoughout greater Detroit. If that is you then TRU is the place for you to do your internship. The Internships that we offer are: Business Engagement, Senior Mobility Outreach, Fundraising Event, Design & Marketing, Community Outreach, Faces of Transit /Story
Businesses Can Help Bring Rapid Transit to Greater Detroit TRU has recently launched business memberships, enabling businesses to demonstrate their support for Detroit-area transit and to invest in TRU’s work as Detroit’s transit advocate. Please join by giving online or by mailing in our membership form. Business benefits of transit: Rapid transit spurs urban
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DDOT – The Detroit Department of Transportation provides local bus service within Detroit and parts of neighboring suburbs. Major routes like Woodward and Jefferson run every 10-20 minutes nearly 24 hours a day. Other routes are less frequent. DDOT also provides express shuttles for special events like the Freedome Festival Fireworks, AutoShow, and MotownWinterBlast. SMART
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For just $3 round trip, the SMART or DDOT bus or QLINE can take you to Tiger games! Check to see if there is a bus near you – go to Google.com/transit and type in your starting location, Comerica Park, and the time you want to arrive. Easy as that! Tips – You may
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