Associated Press - The nonprofit Detroit RiverFront Conservancy is preparing to raise $3 million to fund a transportation system along the Detroit River that includes water taxis and trolley buses. The Detroit News reports that the conservancy hired Michigan-based Freshwater Transit to study the feasibility of such a system. Based on the research, the conservancy proposed a plan for six water taxi stations and 14 trolley stops from West Riverfront Park to Gabriel Richard Park. William Smith, the conservancy's CFO,
Associated Press - The nonprofit Detroit RiverFront Conservancy is preparing to raise $3 million to fund a transportation system along the Detroit River that includes water taxis and trolley buses. The Detroit News reports that the conservancy hired Michigan-based Freshwater Transit to study the feasibility of such a system. Based on the research, the conservancy proposed a plan for six water taxi stations and 14 trolley stops from West Riverfront Park to Gabriel Richard Park. William Smith, the conservancy's CFO,