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End of the road: Windsor-Detroit tunnel bus service ends

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An international transit route linking Windsor and Detroit made its final trips on Saturday. Regular tunnel bus service draws to a close after more than 90 years of travel between the two cities, following a decision by Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens. Over the years, the bus has served as a lifeline for residents on both sides of the border, such as Audrey Walton, a Windsorite, who has been taking the bus since the 1980s.

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End of the road: Windsor-Detroit tunnel bus service ends

An international transit route linking Windsor and Detroit made its final trips on Saturday.

8 months ago·Canada

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Windsor Star

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'Sad to see it go' — Windsor-Detroit tunnel bus stops after 95 years

The historic tunnel bus, which shuttled generations of people between Windsor and Detroit, hits the end of the road Sunday.

8 months ago·Windsor, Canada

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Detroit-Windsor tunnel bus ends 90 years daily service Saturday

By Louis Aguilar, MediaNews Group The daily bus service that transports passengers from downtown Detroit to downtown Windsor through the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel will run its final route Saturday night, ceasing a tradition dating back to 1930 when the international crossing first opened. The last daily bus scheduled in Detroit is Saturday’s 11:40 p.m. stop outside the Old Mariner’s Church, 170 E. Jefferson Ave., the historic church next to the U.S…

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