TRU launches transit design competition
Transportation Riders United, a metro Detroit transit advocacy group, is sponsoring a design competition on the future of mass transit in the area.
Transportation Riders United, a metro Detroit transit advocacy group, is sponsoring a design competition on the future of mass transit in the area.
Excerpt:
“Detroit in Transit: Visions of a Region on the Move” is looking for
drawings and designs of what Detroit’s future transit and
transit-oriented neighborhoods would look like with convenient,
high-quality rapid transit.
“What we’re really hoping to do is
launch a public conversation about what rapid transit can do to
revitalize a city like Detroit,” says Megan Owens, executive director
of TRU.
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