When: Thursday, January 19
Time: 5 p.m.
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Effective immediately, Antoinette between Cass and Woodward (just north of I-94) will be closed until further notice. Reroutes are as follows:
16-Dexter southbound: From Cass, to left on Burroughs, to right on Woodward, to right on Palmer, to left on Cass, to continue as normal.
16-Dexter northbound: From Cass, to right on Palmer, to left on Woodward, to left on Burroughs, to right on Cass,, to continue as normal.
Beginning Wednesday, Jan. 11 at 8 a.m. until further notice, Cass Ave. between W. Grand Blvd and Milwaukee will be closed for water main repair work. Reroutes are as follows:
16-Dexter southbound: From Cass, to right on Second, to left on Palmer, to right on Cass, to continue as normal.
16-Dexter northbound: From Cass, to left on Palmer, to right on Second, to left on W. Grand Blvd, to continue as normal.
23-Hamilton southbound: From Third, to right on Milwaukee, to right on Second, to continue as normal.
23-Hamilton northbound: No reroutes.
Mid-City Loop: No reroutes.
Effective immediately, due to the permanent closure of Third at I-94, 23-Hamilton will reroute to Second. Reroute is as follows:
23-Hamilton southbound: From Third, to left on Milwaukee, to right on Second, to continue as normal. This is a permanent reroute.
23-Hamilton northbound: No reroutes.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan followed through on his commitment to use emergency measures to make sure disabled riders are not left stranded on January 1, 2023. The administration has authorized 4 emergency contracts to make sure the paratransit service will continue to provide 1,000 rides a day beginning in the new year as DDOT brings the service in-house to handle reservations, scheduling, dispatch, and customer service complaints. Riders are asked to be patient as the emergency plan is put in place. DDOT’s paratransit clients will still be able to call the same number, 313-208-7363, to schedule a ride. The four providers awarded the 6-month emergency contracts are:
Moe Transportation
Big Star Transit
Checker Cab Company
Delray United Action Council
The Detroit City Council awarded a five-year contract to People’s Express which will also provide paratransit service. The Mayor’s action is also designed to prevent the possibility of losing federal funding by not providing adequate service because of the City Council’s rejection of the 5-year Transdev contract. In January, the Detroit Office of Procurement will begin a new bid process to find permanent paratransit companies. Read more here.
State Fair Transit Hub: As construction continues on the new State Fair Transit Center at Woodward Avenue and Eight Mile Road, the current transit hub will be moved approximately 500 feet north on Woodward Avenue to an existing parking lot. The location change took effect Nov. 7.
The location change will not affect service. Riders transferring buses will still be able to complete their transfers as normal. Riders who walk or take other transportation will use the new location, which is about a two-minute walk north on Woodward.
More info is available on our State Fair Transit Center information page here.
If you are interested in being a vital member of a team that helps Detroiters get to where they need to be, apply for one of our driver or non-driver positions.
The people who work for DDOT are what make it special. We are looking for dedicated employees who can provide excellent customer service while being the Motor that moves the City. We offer a competitive salary, health and dental plans, a pension package, and more.
DDOT is reimagining public mobility and needs your help in shaping the future of transit for our city. We want to know where you want to see improvements, and which type of improvements matter to you the most. Share your thoughts about the DDOT bus network now and how we can help to make it better.
More info here: https://detroitmi.gov/ddotreimagined
The DDOT Cashier’s Office and Reduced Fares Program has relocated to the Rosa Parks Transit Center. RPTC Cashier’s Window hours are 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday; Reduced Fares program hours are 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Cashier's Office can be reached at 313-833-1661. Passes can also be purchased via the Dart mobile app.
The Detroit Department of Transportation (DDOT) is the largest public transit provider in Michigan that serves the City of Detroit, surrounding suburbs, and neighboring cities, including Highland Park and Hamtramck. DDOT prides itself on providing reliable, clean, safe, and efficient service.
Due to the closure of the Junction bridge over I-75 during construction, a portion of 11-Clairmount is being temporarily rerouted onto Toledo and Clark.
For more info including specific reroute and alternative stop info, click here.
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DDOT takes the COVID-19 situation very seriously. We are working with the City of Detroit, state and local public health officials and following the CDC’s guidance to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
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The Detroit Department of Transportation (DDOT) invites all community and business organizations, neighborhood residents, and other stakeholders to learn and share your opinion about the proposed transit center at the State Fairgrounds. Learn more.
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Most City of Detroit offices will be closed on Monday, Jan. 16 in observance of the Martin Luther King holiday.
Detroit Mayor Duggan today announced that he has approved six-month emergency contracts with four paratransit providers to assure continued service
Yes! All of DDOT's buses and routes are ADA accessible.
Full and reduced fares are available for Dart regional and DDOT passes. The 4-hour pass is $2 and the 24-hour pass is $5. Please visit Transportation Fares for more information.
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, service animals are allowed on buses. Service animals means any guide dog, signal dog, or other animal individually trained to work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability, including, but not limited to, guiding individuals with impaired vision, alerting individuals with impaired hearing to intruders or sounds, providing minimal protection or rescue work, pulling a wheelchair, or fetching dropped items.
Service animals must be under control by the person with disabilities at all times, and must not occupy a seat and must either sit on the floor, or on the person's lap. If the animal is not under the control of the owner or if the animal poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others, the operator may require the animal to leave the bus. Animals that serve as support/comfort animals or dogs not considered service animals are not permitted on the bus.
Bikes are not allowed on the inside of the bus. Currently bike racks are available on most of our fleet.
Schedules are changed four times per year in January, April, June and August/September. Service changes are based on transit demands, as determined by DDOT's Service Standards, and are designed to reduce customers' travel time.
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