The transit community showed up in full force for the biggest night in transit, TRU’s annual State of Transit meeting on January 28. More than 150 in person attendees and 75 virtual attendees tuned in to join the conversation on the current condition of transit and how we can work together to make it better. […]
The State of Transit 2025 Recap: Challenged, yet Improving Read More »
Tens of thousands of people across the metro Detroit region depend on public transit every day to get to work, school, doctors’ appointments, recreation, and more. Hundreds of transit agency staff work tirelessly to drive, fix, clean, plan, and manage those transit vehicles; yet most of that is unseen by most people throughout the region.
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Every year, TRU brings transit riders and advocates together with transit agency leaders and policy makers to review the current state of Detroit area transit and efforts and opportunities to improve it. Register now for the biggest transit event of the year – TRU’s State of Transit – Tuesday evening, January 28, 2025. Update 1/25:
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On July 26, 2016 I was driving to work and had a stroke while driving on the freeway, that was the last time I drove a car. Now public transportation is how I get around. I use paratransit primarily, as well as fixed route transit, my personal motor scooter, the D2A2 and even Indian Trails.
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In mid-December, TRU and 15 allied organizations sent a letter to Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and City Council with a bold ask: “Double DDOT.” It’s been nearly a year since the City released the final “DDOT Reimagined” plan – a great plan to run many bus routes every ten minutes and no bus less than
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