For training purposes only. The information might be wrong or outdated. See the Official Website here.
This is a header 3 item
Make this bold and underline
Creates 3 bullet points
For training purposes only. The information might be wrong or outdated. See the Official Website here.
We help residents and visitors get to their destinations
The Detroit Department of Transportation (DDOT) is the largest public transit provider in Michigan that serves the City of Detroit, surrounding suburbs, and neighboring cities, including Highland Park and Hamtramck. DDOT prides itself on providing reliable, clean, safe, and efficient service.
Subscribe to the City of Detroit Newsletter to opt-in to receive DDOT announcements.
DDOT uses different types of notifications to keep you informed, but if you would like a mailed copy of our materials, please complete our DDOT Mailing Request Form
DDOT takes the COVID-19 situation very seriously. We are working with the City of Detroit, state and local public health officials and following the CDC’s guidance to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
Learn more about DDOT COVID-19 updates.
The Detroit Department of Transportation (DDOT) invites all community and business organizations, neighborhood residents, and other stakeholders to learn and share your opinion about the proposed transit center at the State Fairgrounds. Learn more.
DDOT Public Notifications include information about weekly service performance, ridership, the Local Advisory Council (LAC) and fares.
This is a header 3 item
Make this bold and underline
Creates 3 bullet points
Note: The focus of the March meeting will be ARPA funding.
Yes! All of DDOT's buses and routes are ADA accessible.
Full and reduced fares are available for Dart regional and DDOT passes. The 4-hour pass is $2 and the 24-hour pass is $5. Please visit Transportation Fares for more information.
Yes. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, service animals are allowed on buses. Service animals means any guide dog, signal dog, or other animal individually trained to work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability, including, but not limited to, guiding individuals with impaired vision, alerting individuals with impaired hearing to intruders or sounds, providing minimal protection or rescue work, pulling a wheelchair, or fetching dropped items.
Service animals must be under control by the person with disabilities at all times, and must not occupy a seat and must either sit on the floor, or on the person's lap. If the animal is not under the control of the owner or if the animal poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others, the operator may require the animal to leave the bus. Animals that serve as support/comfort animals or dogs not considered service animals are not permitted on the bus.
Bikes are not allowed on the inside of the bus. Currently bike racks are available on most of our fleet.
Schedules are changed four times per year in January, April, June and August/September. Service changes are based on transit demands, as determined by DDOT's Service Standards, and are designed to reduce customers' travel time.
Local Advisory Council (LAC) Meeting Minutes
Tuesday, February 15, 2022
This was a virtual meeting. Seven of the Nine LAC members were in attendance. There
The Detroit Department of Transportation's 2018 Drug and Alcohol Program Policy.
DDOT's EEO Program Utilization Analysis 2021
DDOT's Employment Practices Charts 2021
DDOT's EEO Program Wayne County Labor Market Availability
DDOT Downtown System Map
The Detroit Department of Transportation American Disabilities Act (ADA) Form.
100 Years of Detroit Transit from 1922 to 2022.
Transportation fares of the Detroit Department of Transportation.
Night Shift is a partnership between DDOT and Lyft to provide Detroiters a ride to and from their bus stop late at night.
ADA Fixed Route Accessibility
Information about DDOT COVID-19 updates.
Information about the Board and Commissions for DDOT
Download bus schedules
DDOT’s paratransit services.
DDOT Performance Dashboard
It is the policy of the City of Detroit Department of Transportation (DDOT), in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, DDOT’s Title VI Compliance and Implementation Plan.
The purpose of the Local Advisory Council (LAC) is to serve as the foundation for assessing, planning and strengthening public transportation services in the community and to provide recommendation
The Detroit Department of Transportation (DDOT) invites all community and business organizations, neighborhood residents, and other stakeholders to engage in a series of virtual public workshops and hearings to learn and share your opinion about the proposed transit center at the State Fairgrounds.