Be Counted!  Every 10 years the U.S. Census counts everyone living in the U.S. Your census form should arrive by mail in the next week.  Answer 10 questions – it only takes 10 minutes!  Make sure to count everyone in your household.  Remind snowbird friends to be counted in Michigan.  Census information you provide is […]

After several years of quiet planning, media leaks, and rumors, the M-1 Rail project now has a public website: www.M1-Rail.com!! There’s isn’t much new information, but it does have good, simple information and a place to sign up for their email newsletter.  Here’s a little of what they have to say: M-1 RAIL is a

A recent report from one of the world’s top transit thinkers analyzed data from U.S. cities to investigate the incremental costs and benefits of high quality transit service (defined as service sufficiently convenient and comfortable to attract travel that would otherwise be by automobile). It indicates that high quality public transit typically requires about $268

Without transit, Americans would be wasting an additional $13.7 billion a year on travel delay and fuel – on top of the $87 billion already being lost to congestion. Movement on our streets and highways would come to a standstill if the 10.7 billion trips taken on public transit were instead taken by personal vehicle.

A few years ago, leaders of some of Detroit’s top regional organizations came together to launch One D, a collaborative initiative to identify, monitor, and advocate change on the top regional challenges facing greater Detroit: Economic Prosperity, Educational Preparedness, Race Relations, Regional Transit, and Quality of life.  One D is lead by the CEOs of