Detroit, MI plans multimodal transit hub to enhance regional economic growth

Planning

Detroit has unveiled plans for a $40 million multimodal transit hub within the 30-acre Michigan Central Innovation District, integrating passenger rail, intercity bus, and local transit to connect the Detroit–Ann Arbor Innovation Corridor, Detroit Metro Airport, and Toronto. The hub aims to replace outdated facilities, offering modern amenities and enhancing regional economic growth and innovation.

Transportation Innovation Districts Economic Development

Detroit, MI

Municipality in Michigan

United States

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Detroit plans $40m multimodal hub - Cities Today

Detroit, MDOT, and Michigan Central have signed an agreement to design a $40 million multimodal transit hub connecting rail, bus, and local services across the Great Lakes region and Canada.

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