Detroit has begun a remarkable comeback in recent years, and offers a wide variety of things to see and do, most of which can be accessed via public transportation from the train station. Nearby street meter parking is not enforced on weekends, but is enforced ferociously on weekdays. A taxi stand on Baltimore provides plenty of cabs for all train arrivals. Woodward Avenue has very frequent bus service 24 hours per day. The Detroit DOT buses have a green and yellow stripe, and serve only the City of Detroit.
Exact change is required.
Service on Woodward Ave. is very frequent and operates around the clock. Both bus systems stop at the green and yellow bus stop signs. The exterior landscaping is maintained by MARP volunteers. The pleasant staff keeps up with the litter in spite of heavy traffic, and it contains 65 seats. Boarding is on an upper level, and the elderly or persons with heavy bags are advised to use the elevator.