Tag Archives: regional transit authority

Belle Isle and the Religion of Local Control

Posted on December 14, 2012 by Michael Stepniak

what kind of city is Detroit? This question, though not always in so many words, is a constant humming irritant in the background noise of this town. The obnoxious soul searching we subject ourselves to denies reality. The truth is … Continue reading →

Posted in Detroit City Council, regionalism | Tagged Belle Isle, Cobo Center, Dave Bing, Detroit, Detroit City Council, Detroit Idea Factory, Gary Brown, Jack Lessenberry, Michigan, regional transit authority, RTA, State of Michigan | Leave a comment

How About Something Unsexy.

Posted on December 2, 2012 by Michael Stepniak

Three pages into Daniel Baldwin Hess and Alex Bitterman’s (2008) article “Bus Rapid Transit Identity: An Overview of Current “Branding Practice,” I found myself sporting quite a smirk. Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) will never quite jibe with our preoccupation with … Continue reading →

Posted in transit | Tagged Bogotá, BRT, Bus Rapid Transit, Detroit, M-1 Light Rail, mass transit, Metro Detroit, regional transit authority, regionalism, Southeastern Michigan, Streetfilms, The Transport Politic, TransMilenio, Woodward Light Rail, Yonah Freemark | 4 Comments

Tag Archives: regional transit authority

Belle Isle and the Religion of Local Control

How About Something Unsexy.

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