WATS Offices Move to Downtown Ann Arbor!
/Director Ryan Buck is happy to announce that WATS has moved to the lower level of 200 N. Main Street in downtown Ann Arbor. Please feel free to stop by and see us.
Realistic future travel projections, some states have peaked
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Per capita driving has peaked in America, and with that new normal comes the question of whether or not we should be spending limited transportation funding on building new roads. If nothing else the driving trends support the wisdom of a “fix-it-first” policy that focuses on highway maintenance over expansion. Read the full article here.
Scio Township Pathway Moving Along
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A huge thanks to Nancy Hedberg for taking such amazing photographs of the pathway. Nancy is the Scio Township Clerk.
Scio Township's Pathway Taking Shape
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THE PATHWAY PROJECT IN SCIO TOWNSHIP ALONG ZEEB ROAD NORTH OF JACKSON Road.
Senate and House Transportation Funding Proposals
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The Southeast Michigan Council of Governments has released information regarding the Senate and House transportation funding proposals. Read the release here.
#mtpa2015 begins today
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WATS is the host agency for the annual MTPA Conference and the event begins at 4pm today! Welcome guests!
People powered trains make appearance at Green Fair
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The Michigan Association of Railroad Passengers highlights the importance of rail throughout Washtenaw County
Green Fair Provides Public to Share Comments about WC Transportation System
/Thank you to the over 90 people that shared their comments about the transportation system for Washtenaw County with Suzann Flowers and Mark Ferrall at the Annual Green Fair in Ann Arbor.
Transportation planner Mark Ferrall answering questions about the Huron over I-94 design project.
How would you spend $100 of taxes on transportation?
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Tell WATS how you would spend $100 on transportation. Read full article from the Rails to Trails Conservancy here.
