Regional Transit Master Plan
The RTA is creating new and better ways to move and connect Southeast Michigan. The Regional Transit Master Plan is a vital guide — a realistic roadmap and unified vision — to move people, strengthen transit access, enhance the rider experience, and coordinate long-term public transit investments. View the updated RTMP and executive summary.
Take the QLINE Rider Survey
We want to hear from you — help us make the QLINE better! Take a few minutes to tell us about your experience riding the QLINE; what’s working and where we can improve. Complete the survey to enter for a chance to win a gift card to one of the many businesses or restaurants along the QLINE route.
REMINDER: D2A2 Ann Arbor Stop Temporarily Moved
The D2A2 Ann Arbor stop has temporarily moved due to ongoing construction. The new Ann Arbor stop is located at 500 E. Washington Street between State and Division streets, three blocks from the Blake Transit Center. This change is expected to last for months.
Download Transit App and Receive Royale For Free
The RTA has partnered with Transit app to provide riders in Southeast Michigan with a free upgrade to Transit Royale, the app’s premium subscription! Download the app and get instant access to more routes, fare payments, personalized features and more.
See How We’re Creating Value Through Action
A robust regional transit system is critical for growing both the region
and the state’s population and economy. The 2026-2028 Strategic Plan highlights the RTA’s role in building support for a transformative transit future across Southeast Michigan.
Need a Ride? Find One With My2Ride
MyRide2 is your local travel agent, helping residents of Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, and Wayne counties plan and coordinate transportation through a one-call, one-click service. Contact MyRide2 for assistance with public transit, paratransit, and other options available to riders across Southeast Michigan.
Transit Services & Provider Partners
The RTA family of services and its partner providers work together to reimagine transit across Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw, and Wayne Counties, connecting riders to opportunities across Southeast Michigan.
How to Ride
From first-time riders to regular commuters, enjoy the safety, savings, and simplicity of transit. Come as you are: all people are welcome to access opportunity, recreation, and community through connected transit. Sit back in comfort while you invest in a vibrant, sustainable community. Where will you go next?
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