Did you know . . . The National Safety Council concludes that riding a transit bus or commuter train is 25 times safer than traveling by car. Vehicle accidents remain one of the nation’s most severe public health problems, costing the nation $200 billion annually.

Progress continues on the region’s various rapid transit projects.  New news includes: Ann Arbor’s bus agency, AATA, has agreed to be the operating authority for the Wally (Washtenaw-Livingston) commuter train project. SEMCOG has decided on a location for the Metro Airport stop on the Detroit-Airport-Ann Arbor commuter train; it will be at the corner of

SEMCOG has put together a great video summarizing transit progress around the Detroit region.  Check it out!  It has top regional transit leaders discussing the importance of transit, what transit the region offers, and specific plans to improve service.  Visit the SEMCOG website to see the entire 10 minute video or choose specific sections from