Between recent news about delayed commuter trains, national broadcasts about Detroit, state budget battles, and federal announcements, you may be wondering what is really going on around Detroit transit.  Perhaps you have questions or want to know how you can help.  Never fear, TRU is here with several upcoming events to provide all the latest! […]

There’s been quite a lot of transit in the news recently . . . April 28 – Detroit News: Detroit-Ann Arbor train plan derailed "There is a lot of interest and enthusiasm for this (Detroit-Ann Arbor) project from municipalities, local businesses, cultural institutions, entertainment venues … people who would use it for daily commuting," said

The Detroit City Council is considering the city budget, including the budget for DDOT and the People Mover.  Come tell them what you think – at the budget hearing May 7 at 5:00 PM in the 13th Floor Auditorium of the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center.   We need to have a strong showing to

National Train Day celebrates America’s love for trains with events across the country. The celebration commemorates the 141st anniversary of the first transcontinental railroad’s inception by bringing to life the rich narrative of how trains have transformed America and will continue to do so in the future.     Join our friends at the Michigan Association of

In case you haven’t heard the bad news: Daily commuter train service will NOT begin running between Detroit, Metro Airport, and Ann Arbor this fall as previously promised. There may be some special train trips for big events this fall, but regular daily service will be dependent on finding funding. This is a huge disappointment, as