Please be advised that beginning Monday, March 4, 2024, the City of Ann Arbor will embark on the Hill Street Project, which will result in significant detours and delays due to closures on Hill Street. This construction is expected to continue until early fall. As a key route for campus transportation, this will notably affect our Commuter North and Commuter South bus services. Please watch the LTP website for updates as we learn more from the city about the duration of the project and intersection impacts.
ROUTES AFFECTED:
Commuter North – Detoured due to road closures associated with the Hill Street construction project.
Commuter South – Anticipate potential slow-downs due to detour congestion.
STOPS AFFECTED:
Service will be suspended at the following northbound stops:
• Transportation Gate
• Facilities Services Building
• Greene/Hoover
• Intramural Sports and Law School
For alternatives, please see the detour plan below.
KEY RECOMMENDATIONS:
Intramural Sports Commuter North:
Individuals that would use the Commuter North stop near Intramural Sports, it maybe quickest to walk to Central Campus if able. If not, pick up Commuter South at the stop on the North side of Hoover and transfer at the SC7 lot to the Commuter North.
Administrative Services Commuter North:
Individuals needing to go northbound towards Central Campus should take the Commuter South, boarding near the Institute for Continuing Legal Education to SC-7, then switch to the Commuter North.
There will be a temporary stop located near South Quad at the intersection of Madison and State Street.
Consider utilizing AAATA Route 62 as an alternative route to head north. Please be aware that it will first continue south to Wolverine Tower before looping back around and heading north to CCTC.
The closest stops for catching the Commuter South and transferring to the Commuter North are at the SC-7 Bus Shelter located near the Facilities Services Building, Greene/Hoover, and Intramural Building Outbound.
We advise all community members to plan their commutes accordingly during this period. For more detailed information on detours and schedule adjustments, please visit the Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority (AAATA) website or the City of Ann Arbor’s Construction Project page.
We thank you for your patience and understanding during the improvement of our city’s infrastructure, and we are committed to keeping you informed and mobile throughout the construction period. Affected routes will feature service notices in buses for your convenience. Go Blue!
