M-1 Rail

The M-1 Rail, now known as the Detroit People Mover, is a light rail transit system that serves downtown Detroit. It consists of a 2.9-mile loop with 13 stations, designed to provide convenient, efficient public transportation around the city’s core. Opened in 1987, the system aims to reduce traffic congestion and enhance mobility for residents and visitors. It operates mostly on an elevated track, offering quick connections between key destinations such as commercial, entertainment, and government areas. The Detroit People Mover is an important part of the city’s transit infrastructure, supporting urban development and accessible transportation.