Whether you live in Ann Arbor or in one of the surrounding Washtenaw County towns or townships, you’re probably wondering about your commute. Living in the country but working in the city? Living in town and working in town? Living in Washtenaw County but working in Detroit? You’ve got questions… we’ve got answers!
Getting Around Ann Arbor
One of the things we love about Ann Arbor is how bike-and-pedestrian-friendly it is! But if the weather outside is a bit chilly for a walk or the distance is a bit far, you’ve got plenty of other options for getting around (besides driving).
Ann Arbor Public Transit
Ann Arbor Transportation Authority, AKA “TheRide”: City bus, $1 per ride, over 1,500 bus stops around town and Washtenaw County
MagicBus: University of Michigan’s own free bus service
Zipcar: National car-sharing service allowing hassle-free hourly or daily car rentals for members
People’s Express: Low-cost public transit around Washtenaw County offering connections to TheRide
Getting Out of Ann Arbor
Headed out for work, play, or travel? Ann Arbor offers lots of options for flyers, drivers, and public transit riders.
Public Transit Outside of Ann Arbor
Fly: Ann Arbor Airport
Fly to Major Cities: Detroit Metro Airport (shuttle service available)
Take a Bus: Greyhound, Megabus
Take a Train: Amtrak (ARB) (in Kerrytown, near North Campus)
Drive: Ann Arbor is conveniently located at the intersections of several major highways, including I-94 and US-23.
Commuting to Ann Arbor From…
Relocating to one of Washtenaw County’s lovely towns and wondering what your commute to Ann Arbor will be like? Take a look at the travel times and options from some of the county’s major areas.
Traveling Around Washtenaw County
Pittsfield Charter Township: About 6 miles or 15 min. Various road travel options.
Dexter: About 8 miles or 20 minutes along Dexter Ann Arbor Road
Saline: About 10 miles or 20 minutes along Ann Arbor Saline Road.
Chelsea: About 15 miles along I-94, roughly 20 minutes. Bus route 91 also offers service.
Superior Charter Township: About 10 miles or 15 minutes along Route 14
Ypsilanti: About 10 miles or 20 minutes along I-94 and State Street. Bus service also available at various locations.
Ready to Relocate to Washtenaw County?
If you're thinking of relocating to Washtenaw County, then it's time to contact the Missy Caulk Team! We're here to help make sure you find the perfect home... in just the right location!