transportation

How comfortable would you feel sitting alone in that backseat?

The pilot program begins January 16.

The Northern Lights Express continues to move forward!

No need to hit wait in line at the DMV in these areas.

Earlier this week, the Minnesota House passed a bill that would make holding a cellphone while driving illegal. A similar law already exists which bans texting while driving.

When I was little, I remember riding an Amtrak train from Duluth to Minneapolis and back several times. Now, it looks like rail service between those two areas could return.

I am the thrilled that Northland roads are on the forefront of people's minds, most need help.  Mayor Larson introduced a "Street Improvement Program" which would tax residents as well as visitors to our city.  It requires a referendum to pass on November 7.  There are three upcoming meetings for you to have your say whether it's nay or yay.

There is a lot to see when you visit Canal Park in Duluth, MN.  Whether you are a local or someone who is visiting from out of town you can choose a variety of ways to get around and ensure you see all there is to offer and most modes of transportation add FUN to the equation.

THIS is exciting and yet another sign that summer is upon us (although you can't tell by how cold and windy it was last night)!  Soon we'll see the Iconic red Port Town Trolley lumbering through Duluth.  It's definitely a tourist favorite, but for locals it's a great way to get around Duluth in style!

THIS is exciting.  It's a sign that summer has truly come to the Twin Ports when you see the iconic red Port Town Trolley on the streets of Duluth.  It's definitely a tourist favorite, but for locals it's a great way to get around Duluth in style!

Grandma's Marathon is hosting another Minnesota Mile foot race this Sunday, September 7.  The race starts at 9a with the last race at 10:20a.  The race course is on Superior Street, downtown Duluth and that means that the DTA buses will need to be re-routed during that time.

The DTA has been in existence for over 130 years and has always made an effort to morph to the communities travel needs.  To remain a reliable source of transportation for Northlanders, they will change some of their routes, primarily in the Miller Hill corridor and UMD area. Here are the changes and a link to find more information specific to you.