Popular Detroit shuttle service for seniors, residents with disabilities to end

Accessibili-D, a free shuttle service for seniors and residents with disabilities in Detroit, is set to end in June after a one-year pilot. Users like Loray Curenton, Sharon Aquil, and Sherry Moore have relied on it for essential trips, expressing concerns about the service's conclusion. Tim Slusser from Detroit's mobility department is working to provide alternative resources and explore autonomous technology solutions. City staff plans to inform users about future options by early June.