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June 22, 2026 Service Changes

Know Before You Go! Service changes on multiple routes are coming Monday, June 22, 2026.

To view the updated timetables for all routes, use our new schedule lookup.
Minor schedule adjustments to improve on-time performance will take effect systemwide, including routes other than those listed below.

If you have any questions, please call our Customer Care team at (866) 962-5515 or use our online form. Thank you for riding SMART!


Extensions: 350 Wixom and 405 Northwestern Highway

Route 350 will be extended from its current endpoint at Haggerty and Crumb to the south side of the Commerce Township Walmart parking lot. Route 405 will be extended west from Henry Ford West Bloomfield along Maple to meet the 350.

An updated schematic map of Route 350. Buses will travel from Wixom Meijer on Grand River to Commerce Township Walmartt via Wixom, Pontiac Trail, Maple and Haggerty. Route 405 will be extended west along Maple and north along Haggerty to meet the 350 at Walmart.

Extension: 610 Kercheval-Harper

Service will now be extended into downtown Detroit on all trips!

Between Maryland / City Limits and I-375, Route 610 will serve limited stops only along Jefferson:

  • Alter (SB) / City Limits (NB, existing stop)
  • Chalmers
  • Dickerson
  • Conner
  • St Jean
  • McClellan (SB) / Parkview (NB)
  • Hibbard (SB) / Marina Drive (NB)
  • Van Dyke
  • Sheridan Place (SB) / Baldwin (NB), just east of Grand Boulevard
  • Mt Elliott
  • Chene

A map of the Route 610 extension, showing limited stop locations along Jefferson as described above

Buses will stop at the enhanced DDOT boarding platform at each of the above locations. Signage will be updated accordingly. Service will begin and end at the Griswold FAST Gratiot stops.

Extension: 780 Fifteen Mile Crosstown

Eastbound trips will be extended farther from 15 Mile & Harper to Harper & Metro Parkway (16 Mile).

A map of the 780 extension to Metro Parkway, serving stops at Shook, Glenwood, Country Squire, Meadowbridge Drive, and Fierz

What is a transfer and how do I use it?

Riders no longer need a transfer to connect between SMART buses or from DDOT to SMART.  The new 4-hour and 24-hour passes allow riders unlimited rides, in any direction, on both SMART and DDOT for the time allotted on the pass. These passes can be purchased on the bus, at SMART and DDOT Transit Centers or online.

What is limited / express?

A limited / express bus does not service every bus stop along the route, only certain stops. Limited buses will pick-up or drop-off at stops with a LTD sign (approximately every half mile). Express buses will pick up along a designated route, then once it reaches the Detroit city limits, the bus expresses into downtown Detroit.

I work in an area where there is limited or no Fixed Route Service?

In some areas, SMART offers Shuttles to take you from the bus to the front door of your job. Some passengers in this situation bus and bike to their destination. All SMART Fixed Route Buses are equipped with bike racks.

Do you provide bus service to/from Metro Airport?

Yes.  Route 261 FAST Michigan Avenue provides direct service from both the North and McNamara terminals at Detroit Metropolitan Airport to downtown Detroit, 7 days a week.  Routes 125 (Fort Street) and Route 280 (Middlebelt South) also provide service to/from the airport.  For a listing of pick-up times and stops, click on the schedules tab.

What is a Fixed Route bus service?

SMART's Fixed Route Service is large bus service with specific numbered routes that remain intact. The routes have scheduled times that are also fixed for pick-up and drop-off along designated routes.

Where can I find information about route changes?

Information can be found on the home page under Service Bulletins on the right hand side of the page. You can also find information under the About tab and then click on Service Bulletins. Sign up with MySMART and have route updates sent directly to your e-mail.

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