Legal Opinion
Michigan Ass'n of Railroad Passengers v. Southeastern Michigan Transportation Authority
Michigan Court of Appeals
Decided January 3, 1985No. Docket No. 74560PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Per curiam
The Southeastern Michigan Transportation Authority (SEMTA) provided rail-commuter service between Pontiac and Detroit along the Woodward Avenue corridor. SEMTA decided to discontinue this service because it was too costly *113and gave public notice and held public hearings. After these hearings, it was decided that the rail-commuter service would be discontinued October 14, 1983. On that date, plaintiff, the Michigan Association of Railroad Passengers (MARP), a nonprofit corporation which consists of approximately 250 members whose purpose is to promote rail-based transportation in Michigan,…
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