General Info

SMART Wayne Terminal is part of the Southeastern Michigan Transportation Authority, and provides bus services to the Wayne area. Michigan Public Act 204 was created in 1967 and is responsible for public transportation services and facilities for the Southeastern Michigan region. In 1989, Public Act 204 was amended and was renamed SMART--Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation. SMART offers fixed route line haul service specific time points along an established route; connector curb-to-curb small bus service operated directly by SMART; job express direct service from line haul buses at an established location or stop that takes riders to the door of their work site; flexible route service used for passengers looking to get to an otherwise inaccessible location, travel within a defined service area, passengers can either board at designated time points or call SMART to get picked up at other locations within the service areas; and dial-a-ride community transit service that is immediate response transportation for a ride within communities offering this type service. More than 200,000 people of all ages and incomes ride SMART buses every week.