Detroit – Toledo – Cleveland

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This segment should be built for electrified high-speed trains.

The Ohio Rail Development Commission is managing a Corridor ID grant for shared-use service linking Detroit – Toledo -Cleveland.

in 2019, the City of Toledo and the Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments commissioned a study of a line running from Toledo to Detroit and Ann Arbor. It demonstrated a would strong demand for commuter-rail service in this heavily-traveled corridor. The trains would strengthen connections between three cities that are already closely knit.

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Toledo Detroit Map

Part of a statewide network

This is just one piece of what should be an aggressive program to link the state with affordable trains and expanded bus lines.

A comprehensive plan is the key to making all of this work: fast trains, frequent service, coordinated schedules, fixed bottlenecks, and a new railroad hub. California is the first to do such a plan, and Michigan should follow their lead.

Please take a moment and let state leaders know: We need a statewide transportation plan that moves us well beyond the same old same old.

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A map of the High Speed Rail Alliance vision for passenger trains in Michigan.
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