New DDOT bus signs now more informative
Detroit Department of Transportation has unveiled new signage that will give bus riders what they so desperately need — more information.Excerpt:Over the next four months, Detroiters will see new, larger, color-coded city bus signs that contain route information installed throughout the city, a Detroit Department of Transportation official announced today.The new signs are 50% larger and have the route number, the name, a color relative to the route and the phone number to the DDOT scheduling information center.Passengers will be able to call the number from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and talk with a customer service representative or call outside the hours and receive automated route information.The first sign was installed today on southbound Woodward north of the Woodlawn Cemetery entrance.Read the entire article here.
Detroit Department of Transportation has unveiled new signage that will
give bus riders what they so desperately need — more information.
Excerpt:
Over the next four months, Detroiters will see new, larger, color-coded
city bus signs that contain route information installed throughout the
city, a Detroit Department of Transportation official announced today.
The new signs are 50% larger and have the route number, the name, a
color relative to the route and the phone number to the DDOT scheduling
information center.
Passengers will be able to call the number from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday
through Friday and talk with a customer service representative or call
outside the hours and receive automated route information.
The first sign was installed today on southbound Woodward north of the Woodlawn Cemetery entrance.
Read the entire article here.
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