The proposed north-south commuter rail service between Ann Arbor and Howell known as WALLY apparently was turned down for a $25 million federal grant but organizers remain hopeful. Michael Benham, Ann Arbor Transportation Authority strategic planner, said AATA has not received any "formal notification" that its request for Tiger II ...
A proposed commuter rail line connecting Howell and Ann Arbor “isn’t dead,” a lead organizer said Monday, but about $10 million still needs to be raised before a demonstration service can begin. Capital costs to start up the Washtenaw and Livingston Line, or WALLY, have been trimmed to between $16 ...
Washtenaw and Livingston county residents want to see a commuter rail between Ann Arbor and Howell. So says a market study released today by the Ann Arbor Transportation Authority to gauge community support for the proposed Washtenaw-Livingston Line (WALLY) commuter rail.