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Once you’re in Detroit, how do you get around? Detroit’s called Motor City for a reason, and car is the easiest way to travel Detroit, especially if you want to explore the metro area. DTW is a hub for Delta Airlines, which introduced CareStandard in 2020 and the commitment to keep travelers safe during the pandemic.ĭetroit is also accessible by bus, or three daily Amtrak trains. This is an international airport and is in the top 20 busiest airports in the United States. You can also fly into Detroit via the Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW). It is easy to drive to Detroit from many places in the Midwest (and even Canada!). In a few weeks since then, DPD has investigated more than 1,400 cars, issued more than 1,800 citations, impounded 117 vehicles and have had 36 vehicle forfeited over.Ĭopyright 2021 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.This 72 hour itinerary takes first time visitors through some of Detroit’s best spots – from exploring downtown, to seeing the art scene, and learning why this city has nicknames like “Motor City,” “Renaissance City,” and “Hockeytown.” The Detroit Police Department has started its illegal drifting and drag racing detail, which was launched mid-March. “I’m not concerned for just myself, I’m concerned for the people driving the cars because if they lose control, they’re gonna Kill themselves. “You risk hurting yourself, hurting someone else. He’s praying something can be done before it’s too late. and they ran into the lady’s fence,” Abram said. When I’d seen it, I put one and one together. Her frustrations are echoed by KC Abram who has lived on the block for decades. “To find out that someone did this, it really, really pissed me off because I’m such a quiet neighbor,” she said. READ: Southwest Detroit neighbors push for action to stop street racing

Neal’s fence just feet away from her home. In one instance, a driver lost control and ran into Ms. Street racing and drifting have become somewhat of a rising trend the city, with multiple videos surfacing of drivers taking over the streets.

Does someone have to actually die first before it stops?” she said. “They nearly hit my son yesterday (Monday) and his father. Neal said she is fed up with the two streets surrounding her home being used as a place for drivers to perform spinouts and doughnuts.