Practical to Have Public Transit Between Michigan State Parks?

When most people think of public transportation by bus, it usually concerns a city. Someone has suggested a public bus system for Michigan State Parks.

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Grand Rapids, Michigan, offers public transportation like most major cities.

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Cities like Detroit offer a bus system and the people mover, while New York City have a bus system, subways, and a train system.  Some cities, like San Francisco, offer bus and trolley systems.

I haven't seen a public transportation system in rural areas. The only bus system I see in rural areas is one for senior citizens who can no longer drive, but those are not public transportation and are privately owned.

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I have never seen a public transportation system for Michigan State Parks.

Should Michigan Have Public Transportation to State Parks?

Recently, on the Michigan Reddit page, a suggestion was made that Michigan adopt a state park and National Parks public bus system. Let's find out what Michiganders had to say about that.

This Reddit poster took the words right out of my mouth.

A bus system from Grand Rapids to Holland and Grand Haven beaches would be cool.

I have a feeling the idea will be flushed down the toilet. I don't see Michigan adding anything this complicated for its parks system, especially with the loss of park permits for cars.

This doesn't seem like a solution that will be had for a public transportation system for Michigan State Parks. You can see what others are saying on the Reddit thread or post your comment here.