Wayne count voters, you’re about to be able to vote for better transit in person! From Saturday, July 25th to Sunday, August 2nd, every city and township in Wayne County will have early in-person voting available, as required by Michigan state law. TRU has compiled a list of early voting sites in each community. Find […]
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TRU is partnering up with like-minded groups all across Michigan to build a powerful statewide network that will work together to reform Michigan’s transportation. Join Move MI Transportation Alliance! The problem: Michigan’s transportation system fails too many people: It’s too expensive, too dangerous, provides too few options, and produces too much pollution. Yet Michigan leaders
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Last month, TRU gained a new staff member! SaMiya joins our team as a Michigan Mobility Fellow through CEDAM. Here’s some background on her! Background on SaMiya SaMiya Carroll is a recent graduate of Washington University in St. Louis’ master’s of public health program with a concentration in urban design. Originally from Gary, Indiana, she
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We have many yard signs available for our supporters from the Wayne County Transit Millage Campaign. We have numerous yard sign pickup locations located throughout Wayne County, but can also deliver them to you if needed. Use the button (form) below to let us know how many you’ll want! Please, only display yard signs in
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In the early morning hours of Friday, July 3rd, the Michigan Legislature passed the FY 2026-27 Budget. MDOT’s total budget grew by $226M. Unsurprisingly, most of this goes to roads, but transit still got some small progress. LBO matches inflation Local Bus Operating, which funds local bus service in your community, did increase to $305M,
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