Construction begins on Detroit’s new downtown transit center

Construction has begun on the Rosa Park Transit Center, Detroit’s new downtown multimodal transit center. Construction is expected to be complete by the end of 2008.

Construction has begun on the Rosa Park Transit Center, Detroit’s new downtown multi-modal transit center. Construction is expected to be complete by the end of 2008.

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The transit center is planned as a 24-hour multi-modal transfer facility connecting passengers to DDOT, SMART and Transit Windsor Tunnel buses as well as to the Detroit People Mover. It consists of a 25,700 square foot three-level building and a central island with 12 bus bays. The building will host a cashier, retail, DDOT police and passenger seating as well as an AVL system that will show route schedules in real time.

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