"Everybody's going to need a car or a bike," said Danzell Thompkins, 18, an engineering student at Wayne County Community College District who relies on Detroit Department of Transportation buses to get to work and school."
Two Women, Four Wheels: "We built this city on walk and roll! This is the true story of adventures two ladies encounter while navigating southeast Michigan via bike/bus sober and not sober. We hope these stories entertain and inspire you to explore your community in a car-free way. Our small bus investment pays big dividends. ENJOY!!!"
Washtenaw Master Transit Plan Public Meetings: "After completing Transit District Advisory Committee Meetings in eight Washtenaw County districts in November, 2011, we're pleased to announce the next phase of public input sessions. Residents, business owners, and employees in each district are welcome to attend, and are encouraged to voice local transit improvement needs and suggestions."
Cars Before Houses - Death by Car: "Seems that, among the population who incur both forms of debt (and the rich pay cash for cars, by the way), people are four times more likely to make late payments on their mortgages than on their car loans."
PWIR: The Changing Climate of Climate Change | MLCV-Michigan League of Conservation Voters: "One way to use less oil and put less carbon into the air is to use public transit, and Grand Rapids is becomming a leader in just that. It's Rapid bus transit system showed a 16% increase in ridership over the last year, thanks to expanding service achieved through a $150 million mileage approved last year. "
Occupy Detroit is endorsing and participating in a National Day of Action for Public Transportation and Memorial for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Further details here.