Oakland Transit News 

SMART: Students Ride Free Announcement – 5/4/26 

Oakland Blog: Oakland Transit Spring Updates – 4/14/26 

SMART:< April 2026 Service Changes (Routes 350, 430, 494, 610, 780, 796)  - 4/6/26

NEWS RELEASE: Oakland County Applauds New SMART Bus Route 759 to Serve Key Communities Along Highland Road/M-59 - 06/27/2024 

NEWS RELEASE: SMART Route 492 Connecting Residents and Visitors to Key Employment and Educational Centers - 4/18/2024 

NEWS RELEASE: MDOT accepting applications for Shared Streets and Spaces Grants - 4/9/2024

Oakland Press: Regional Transit Authority of Southeastern Michigan announces mobility grants - 7/15/2023

Oakland Press:WOTA Expanding Route in Oakland County - 6/6/2023

FOX 2 Detroit: Oakland County adds four new communities to public transit route, boosts hours for seniors - 6/6/2023

Oakland Transit Reports & Presentations 

2025 Transit Ready Guide

2024 Progress Report

2024 Planning Meeting: Partnering to Build Transit-Friendly Communities

2023 Annual Report

2023 Transit Forum for Communities

Oakland Transit Partners

Road Commission for Oakland County 

The Road Commission for Oakland County (RCOC) is the county-level road agency in Oakland County, Michigan. RCOC maintains more than 2,700 miles of county roads, over 230 miles of state highways and approximately 1,500 county, city and state traffic signals in Oakland County.

To learn more about RCOC’s efforts, visit the RCOC website.

Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG)

SEMCOG is a regional planning partnership of governmental units serving 4.8 million people in the seven-county region of Southeast Michigan striving to enhance the region's quality of life.

For more information on SEMCOG’s transit efforts, visit the SEMCOG website.

Regional Transit Authority

RTA’s mission is to manage and secure transportation resources that significantly enhance mobility options, to improve quality of life for the residents and to increase economic viability for the region.

To learn more about the RTA’s efforts, visit the RTA website.

Michigan Department of Transportation

MDOT's passenger transportation programs, including local transit, intercity bus, and for-hire passenger regulation, seek to provide a safe and balanced statewide network of passenger transportation services to meet the social, safety, and economic well-being of the state.

To learn more about MDOT’s public transportation efforts, visit the MDOT website.

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