QLINE

Operating Area

The QLINE is a streetcar service that runs a 3.3-mile route on Woodward Ave. with 12 stops serving neighborhoods such as New Center, North End, Midtown, and Downtown Detroit.

Learn more about the QLINE route by visiting https://www.qlinedetroit.com/on-the-line/. You can also download the station map at https://www.qlinedetroit.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/2021_qline_station_map.pdf.

Fares

Standard Fare

FREE

Reduced Fare

There is currently no charge to use the QLINE, therefore there is no reduced fare.

Accessibility & Eligibility

Paratransit/Reduced Fare Eligibility

The QLINE offers station-level access for persons who use mobility assistance devices such as wheelchairs. Bicycles and strollers are also easy to bring aboard and store on the QLINE. Reserved areas for disabled and elderly riders are marked in the center of the streetcar.

The QLINE does not have complementary paratransit but DDOT paratransit services operate in the same areas as the QLINE if door-to-door service is needed to get to a QLINE destination.

Transit Service Accessibility

The QLINE offers station-level access for persons who use mobility assistance devices such as wheelchairs. The streetcar features low floors and high platforms for a minimal gap between platform and streetcar. The streetcars have level floor areas with substantial standing areas that can be used by wheelchairs and for strollers. The streetcar also features both audio and digital display stop announcements. It is accessible for persons with disabilities who are able to get to QLINE stops.

Additional Notes

There are over 100 places to visit along the QLINE route. If you live outside the QLINE’s service area in Detroit, or in the suburbs, chances are there’s a mode of transit that connects to the QLINE. The following guide explains how to get to the QLINE from across the region.

https://www.qlinedetroit.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/2022_qline_connects.pdf