Getting Around
Transit options to navigate the city include MoGo bike share, DDOT, SMART, FAST, rideshare, the People Mover and the Q-LINE.
Transportation Options
MoGo
A DDP affiliate, MoGo is Detroit’s first bike share program. There are hundreds of bikes and 75 stations across six Metro Detroit cities. For more information on how to buy tickets and pick up a bike, click here.
Bike Lanes
Use the many bike lanes and routes throughout Downtown to enjoy the beauty of Detroit and get to your destination. The City of Detroit has a great map that can help you navigate on your bike.
Scooters
There are several options including Bird, Lime, and Spin that can be used to get around Downtown Detroit.
Please note that riding, staging, or parking electric and/or motorized scooters are prohibited in DDP Parks.
Buses
The Detroit Department of Transportation (DDOT) consists of ten core routes and two additional routes that run 24-7.
The SMART Fast Bus also is a great transit option to get to Downtown Detroit from the suburbs, especially along Woodward Avenue.
RTA Hours and Fares:
Hours of operation:
- Monday – Friday: 5:45am – Midnight
- Saturday – Sunday: 7:30am – Midnight
Fares:
- Purchased at the bus: $8 [one way]
- Purchased online (discount): $6 [one way]
- Seniors (65+)/Disability Fare: $4 [one way]
- Infants 24 months and younger ride free
For information about RTA Michigan, click here.
To learn about RTA's specific D2A2 routes, click here.
People Mover
The Detroit People Mover is an elevated train system, with 13 stations where riders board and travel on a 2.9-mile track above the core Downtown district. It's FREE to ride, so start your FUN on the People Mover.
Visit www.thepeoplemover.com for more information.
QLINE
The Q-Line street covers 12 stops along Woodward Ave. End to end, the QLINE route connects you with an exciting array of Detroit destinations, activities, and landmarks. It is free to ride right now, but for the most up-to-date information, please visit the QLINE website.
Downtown Map
