DDOT Resumes Full Services In Detroit Monday

DETROIT, MI — The Detroit Department of Transportation resumed normal service early Monday morning after workers stopped working Friday during a labor dispute, officials said.

Normal services picked back up around 3:30 a.m. Monday. Masks will continue to be available for customers and are required during the duration of the ride on the coach, officials said.

DDOT and the Detroit Police Department said all passengers are required to wear face coverings, completely covering their nose and mouth for the entire time on the coach, unless excused for purposes of ADA compliance.

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With the exception of ADA front-door boarding, all passengers will enter and exit the coach through the rear door, officials said.

All passengers should remain in the designated area, and no person shall approach the coach operator while on the bus or cross the barrier at any time while on the coach, officials said.

All instances of threats or violence will be thoroughly investigated, and DDOT will seek prosecution for these acts, to the fullest extent of the law, officials said.