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SMART announced that they will be extending route 560 in Macomb County and route 280 in Wayne County starting on January 8.
This expansion strengthens local communities and fosters economic growth by ensuring safe and reliable transportation for more residents and creating greater connectivity for workers and employers.
Marc Werner, Regional Vice President of NorthPoint Development, developer of Romulus Trade Center, emphasized the connectivity of route 280.
SMART’s expansion not only addresses immediate transportation needs but also sets the foundation for a future where mobility serves as a catalyst for growth, collaboration, and progress across southeast Michigan.
“At SMART, our mission centers around community empowerment,” said SMART General Manager, Dwight Ferrell. “The expansion of our routes in Macomb and Wayne counties reflects our dedication to providing essential transportation services, enabling local businesses and employees to thrive.”
“The enhancement of the 280 route signifies a positive transformation for communities, mobility, and the broader region,” said Warren Evans, Wayne County CEO. “With over 20 new stops, this expansion reinstates service to downtown Romulus after more than a decade, providing direct benefits to residents and local businesses.”
In addition to Romulus Trade Center, route 280 will include stops at Romulus Public Library, Metro Airport Center, Concentra Urgent Care, among other significant destinations. With the expansion,
Route 560 will feature key destinations like Henry Ford Health Macomb clinics, New Baltimore Trade Center, Bayside Shopping Plaza, and various other notable locations.
