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• Historic Dairy Cattle building being saved and converted into State-of-the-art Transit Center
• When complete, riders will enjoy fully indoor service, restroom facilities, as well as community amenities and outdoor public space
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• Additional morning and evening runs added to multiple routes
• Timetables adjusted to better reflect actual travel times
• DDOT is now providing the same level of service as it was before COVID

 Today, the Municipal Parking Department has become the first city department to fully convert its fleet to all electric, announced Mayor Mike Duggan.

• DDOT now using ticketing app Token Transit
• New app will provide DART regional passes for both DDOT and SMART
• 7-day and 31-day passes now available only through Token Transit

Most City of Detroit offices will be closed on Monday, Jan. 16 in observance of the Martin Luther King holiday. Normal police, fire, water and sewerage, and bus services will be provided. 

Detroit Mayor Duggan today announced that he has approved six-month emergency contracts with four paratransit providers to assure continued service for 1,000 disabled riders who rely on DDOT every day.

Individuals attending America’s Thanksgiving Parade, Turkey Trot and the Detroit Lions game on Thursday, Nov. 24 should make note of street closures, bus reroutes and suggested parking, as tens of thousands flock to downtown Detroit.

DDOT announces new transit hub location as work on new State Fair Transit Center continues