Who owns m1 Rail?

QLine

Is the QLINE working?

QLINE is on track to begin carrying passengers late this summer after more than a year of suspended service due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Follow our progress to learn more about what we’re doing to improve service and when the QLINE will begin carrying passengers.

Who owns the QLINE in Detroit?

M-1 RAIL
M-1 RAIL is the non-profit entity that owns and operates the QLINE, a 6.6-mile circulating streetcar route serving 12 locations on Woodward Avenue from Downtown Detroit through Midtown, New Center, and the North End.

Who paid for the QLINE?

“It will create a more cohesive downtown core and that’s exactly what happened in Minneapolis,” said Rip Rapson, president and CEO of the Kresge Foundation, the largest individual funder of the QLINE, with $50 million in grants to the project.

How much does QLine cost?

How much does it cost? The QLINE costs $1.50 for single fare tickets, ride all day for $3, monthly passes are available for $30 and annual passes are $285. Discounts are available for seniors, students and others.

Does Detroit have a train system?

Amtrak. The passenger train has several metro Detroit stations, including Pontiac, Birmingham, Royal Oak, Detroit and Dearborn. From the Detroit Amtrak station, you can easily hop on the QLine streetcar at its Baltimore Street station on Woodward Avenue.

What happened to the QLine?

The QLINE was shut down on March 29, 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic was forcing most of the city, state, nation, and the world to shut down. As public transportation continued throughout the metro Detroit area, the QLINE remained closed.

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What happened to the Q-line?

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Is the Detroit Qline running?

Detroit — Passengers will once again be able to board the QLine beginning the week of Sept. 27 for the first time since services ground to a halt when the COVID pandemic hit, line operator M-1 Rail announced on Wednesday.

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