The "People Mover" is a unique light rail system in downtown Detroit that hardly anyone uses. Mainly because it can only go in one direction and covers a minuscule 2.9-mile circumference.

Good things come to those who wait, and the wait has been long. The Detroit People Mover has officially resumed service as of Friday after being shut down since March of 2020. It's for real this time.

Detroit’s old-school public transportation method is getting ready to make a comeback. The People Mover will resume service this month, after being on hold for nearly two years during the pandemic.

The PV5 will come in versions for passengers and cargo. The PV5 will come in versions for passengers and cargo. Andrew J. Hawkins is transportation editor with 10+ years of experience who covers ...

Toyota family car axed in Australia After five years on the local market, Toyota has axed the Granvia people mover from its Australian line-up. Top 5 Japanese cars we need in Australia, including some ...

The Volkswagen Multivan might have everyone beat in the top-end people-mover segment right now, but there's a dark horse waiting in the wings ready to snatch its crown away. People-movers are by ...

The people mover is the traditional vehicle for carrying more passengers than you can in the hatchback, sedan or wagon. People movers typically have seven or eight seats across three rows, the ...