UPDATE: DDOT Service Will Resume Wednesday

DETROIT, Mich. (CBS DETROIT) - The city of Detroit announced Tuesday afternoon the Detroit Department of Transportation service would resume at 3 a.m. Wednesday with extra precautions to protect bus drivers.

The news comes after the city announced DDOT services were canceled Tuesday morning due to a shortage of city bus drivers who were concerned about the spread of coronavirus. 

The city says bus rides will be free, there will be a full cleaning schedule implemented at each terminal and additional cleaning staff, the seat behind the driver will remain vacant, drivers will be provided with gloves and wipes and boarding and exiting will be at the back of buses.

Effective March 18th Detroit Department of Transportation's service will resume free of charge to riders and with extra precautions to protect bus drivers.

Posted by City of Detroit Government on Tuesday, March 17, 2020

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