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Figure 18, Regional Transit Authority of
0 Public Transit Stops Southeast Michigan Proposed Network

The existing public transportation system provided by the
Regional Transit Authority of Southeast Michigan does not
currently offer any stops in Northville Township. However,
the Regional Transit Plan adopted in 2016 included a
detailed map of transit stops, a portion of which is shown
in Figure 18. As proposed, a local Northville bus would
connect riders to cross-county connector buses with
service to the Bus Rapid Transit system connecting into
Detroit.
While no local or regional public transit is currently
available in Northville Township, a Senior Transportation
Service is available to Northville Community residents
age 65+ and residents with a documented disability.
This service is jointly funded by Suburban Mobility
Authority for Regional Transportation (SMART), St.
Mary Mercy Livonia as part of the St. Joseph Mercy
Health System (SJMHS), Oakland and Wayne Counties,
Northville Township and the City of Northville. (Sources:
Detroittransit.org and Northville Parks & Recreation
Transportation webpage) Source: 2016 Southeast Michigan Regional Transit Plan

4 Major SEMCOG Projects Figure 19, Reconstruction of I-96

Recognizing the need to improve infrastructure in
Southeast Michigan, Southeast Michigan Council of
Governments (SEMCOG), along with Smart Growth
America, sponsored a Transportation Demand
Management Study in 2013. The four key projects
detailed in this report are:
1. M-1 Rail on Woodward Avenue
2. I-96 major rehabilitation
3. I-94 reconstruction
4. I-75 major improvements

The I-96 rehabilitation is geographically the closest Source: C.A. Hull webpage
to Northville Township and focuses on the segment
from I-275 to downtown Detroit. The reconstruction
of seven miles of I-96 was completed in 2015 and had
a total investment of $149 million. (Sources: SEMCOG
Transportation Demand Management Study and cahull.
com webpage)

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