Metro Airport rail station chosen for the Detroit to Ann Arbor commuter line
The commuter line between Detroit and Ann Arbor took another step closer by choosing a Metro Airport station in Westland. Other stops already include Amtrak stations in Detroit, Dearborn, and Ann Arbor, as well as a yet to be determined stop in Ypsi.Excerpt:Planners working on a commuter rail service between Ann Arbor and
Detroit have chosen a location in Westland for a station to serve Detroit Metro Airport.
The decision on the airport station is the latest step toward a proposed beginning of service in October 2010.
The station would go on Wayne County-owned property at US-12 and
Henry Ruff Road, said Carmine Palombo, director of transportation
programs for the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments.Read the entire article here.
The commuter line between Detroit and Ann Arbor took another step
closer by choosing a Metro Airport station in Westland. Other stops
already include Amtrak stations in Detroit, Dearborn, and Ann Arbor, as
well as a yet to be determined stop in Ypsi.
Excerpt:
Planners working on a commuter rail service between Ann Arbor and
Detroit have chosen a location in Westland for a station to serve Detroit Metro Airport.
The decision on the airport station is the latest step toward a proposed beginning of service in October 2010.
The station would go on Wayne County-owned property at US-12 and
Henry Ruff Road, said Carmine Palombo, director of transportation
programs for the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments.
Read the entire article here.
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