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The Woodward light rail project in Detroit inched another step toward reality this weekend, as the U.S. Senate approved a $1.1 trillion spending bill that includes a provision allowing the city to consider ...
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Michigan Wayne County Newspaper covering local news including local sports, video and multimedia coverage, and classified advertising.
Get Michigan Moving Chris recently traveled the Amtrak Blue Water line from East Lansing to Chicago with lawmakers and transit experts . . .
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Hi, I’m Chris…I handle transportation policy for the Municipal League and will be working with the Get Michigan Moving Campaign. I had the opportunity this past week to travel the Amtrak Blue ...
U.S. Senate spending bill gives Michigan $197M | Mich. to get money for crime fight, transit in $1.1
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Washington -- The Senate passed legislation Sunday that will send nearly $197 million to Michigan to upgrade airports and regional transit options, buy energy-efficient buses, beautify streets, expand bike paths and bolster police programs in Detroit to reduce shootings and carjackings.
Get Michigan Moving Streetcars are catching on . . .
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Rockford Register Star - ROCKFORD — An old way of getting around is new again. Streetcars are returning to cities around the United States. There are classic-looking ones taking tourists ...
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Long-awaited bills establishing a Regional Transit Authority for southeast Michigan are set to be introduced in the state House. Representatives should approve the bills this month and send them to the Senate for action early next year. ...
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Detroit-Livonia-Warren ridership jumped 30 percent in the last year and
grew by up to 47% in major metropolitan areas in the U.S. . . .
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Transit ridership is up in some surprising areas. And none more surprising than in Southeast Michigan. The Detroit-Livonia-Warren ridership jumped 30 percent in the last year.Excerpt:An analysis of the most recent transit use data from the U.S. ...
Get Michigan Moving What's on your transit wish list?
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Michigan and other states have compiled a big wish list of 9,500 transportation projects totaling nearly $70 billion, saying the work would sustain or create hundreds of thousands of jobs while fixing crumbling infrastructure nationwide.
Get Michigan Moving Car-loving Utah profits from commuter rail . . . Michigan, are you listening? We could be next!
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Commuter rail: Once a gamble, TRAX ingrained in Wasatch Front
Get Michigan Moving Who else out there could live without a car payment?
Why I Hate My Car and How Michigan’s Transportation System Is Failing People Like Me | Let's Save Mi
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As I sit here in my mechanic's waiting room watching Maury and anticipating my second $300+ bill in as many weeks, I've come to a stark conclusion: I really hate my car! And every time I climb into my ...
Get Michigan Moving Short piece on the Grand Valley Connector, the busiest bus route in Grand Rapids ... (more info) (less info)
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Get Michigan Moving A look at the new Rosa Parks Transit Center in Detroit by www.modeldmedia.com.
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William Filber Only when our representatives understands that diversity within the small businesses environment demands less government and lower taxes will Michigan once again become a economic leader, but first we need assertive and aggressive leaders that supports small businesses. Not higher taxes and spend, spend and borrow.
Get Michigan Moving Montgomery redefined the way it will grow in the next two decades when lawmakers endorsed a plan that encourages development where residents can easily live a CAR-FREE lifestyle.
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montgomery growth policy; montgomery transit plans
Get Michigan Moving You mean someday it might not have to take 3 light cycles just to get through Lansing's Hagadorn Road intersection? Group seeks new vision for prime business corridor . . .
Group seeks new vision for prime business corridor | lansingstatejournal.com | Lansing State Journal
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Greater Lansing's prime commercial corridor is seven miles of restaurants, shops, offices and apartments stretching from the state Capitol to the Meridian Mall.
