C & M Transportation is a very professional company that I have had the pleasure of using on many…read moreoccasions. The drivers and owners are very professional, God fearing people who has taken care of my transportation needs for years. The vehicles are clean and very well maintained. The drivers are always on time and in time. Keep them in mind for your next transportation needs.

Went on Eastern Market tour. Linda was a wonderful guide who was able to show the group murals,…read moreexplain the history of the market and introduced the group to many of the stores surrounding eastern market as well giving us time to visit the market.

While aimlessly exploring Detroit's outdoor Eastern Market in August two summers ago, I noticed a…read morewalking group nearby which seemed to be having a much more engaging experience than I was. Their guide, I soon learned, was Linda Yellin, a resident social worker and Detroit aficionado. Two days later, I joined Linda on a bus tour of Detroit chartered by a group of women from the JCC who graciously let me join them for the day. My understanding of Detroit would have been entirely incomplete without Linda. This particular tour of Mexicantown and Southwest Detroit showcased a slice of the city's history, transformation, and distress which Linda balanced with a healthy dose of civic boosterism. Highlights included a visit to a Mexican community arts center that has a growing after-school program, lunch at a restaurant in Mexicantown, and a tour of a Mies van der Rohe townhouse in Lafayette Park (whose owners welcomed all 20 of us into their home). Throughout the day, Linda explored a range of topics, from art, culture, history, and food to urban and economic development, the effects of deindustrialization, and the city's changing landscape. Linda's passion for Detroit is palpable, and her insight, profound knowledge, and social conscience make her tours all the more compelling. I highly recommend her and will be sure to tour with her again next time I am in Detroit.

This was really a fun time! We had 14 friends. We ate first at engine house restaurant, then…read moreloaded our coolers and started pedaling. The music was a nice bonus too. Only 10 will pedal at any one time. Max 15 riders. You have a set route you follow but can stop to rest or grab a drink at a local pub. Very affordable night out. Would definitely recommend.

We rented the Pedal Pub for my 30th Birthday. Our group had so much fun! The boat and bus driver…read morewere great. Both super friendly and made our experience enjoyable. The boat was very clean and well maintained. They have coolers and ice on the boat for your drinks. We had 15 people and there is only 10 "bike seats" which was nice that not everyone had to pedal the whole time, and you could take turns. If not pedaling you could walk around or sit on the padded bench area. I would absolutely do this again! It would have been nice to rent for double the time as the 1.5 hour went by so fast. It is a little pricey for the amount of time you get, but fun to splurge on a special occasion!

This is our third time doing the Lake Orion Pedal Pub and every time has been great! We have gone…read moreon an evening on a weeknight, a HOT summer day when we decided to jump in and most recently a light rain day. Staff is awesome. We love that the middle of the boat has a long cooler full of ice so it eliminates the need for individual coolers on board. My recommendation is to book a boat, put someone in charge of making a playlist with upbeat songs, have a friend make Jell-O shots and bring a few snacks. Everyone we went with had an absolute blast.

Convenient way to get around for the locals, super easy to track the trolley on their app…read more It runs Friday and Saturday from 5pm-midnight, for easy rides for dinner and drinks in and around town. 17 stops up and down Kercheval as Far East as Grosse Pointe Farms and as far west as Grosse Pointe Park. Give it is try, ideally when it's warmer out. It's a great way to see the 4 out of5 cities, since it doesn't go all the way to GPS. Sit back and check out the scenery.

Is the k line accessible for an electric wheelchair? I would like to ride it if it is. What hours…read moredoes it operate??

If you want to really experience Lake St Clair this is the place to be. I have been on a couple…read moretours and it's quite the event each time. The tour guides bring the fun to the lake.

We went on one of their tours last year and had a great experience. Leagues above some of the…read moreother tour companies in the area. They pampered us with snacks and things on the bus during the trip. Hotels and the activities were well planned and I look forward to doing another tour with them.

When I searched for Amtrak to leave a review of our trip to Chicago and back, other stations had a…read morebusiness site, but not Pontiac! This is information that would have been really useful to us at 5am on a Monday morning when we arrived at the address given by Amtrak of where to catch our train. At least on the day we went, the inside of the building did not open until 10am, according to a sign taped by the door. We promptly went back to our car to drive up the road, toward the trains we could see on the tracks, to see if there was a more station-y station further along. And then we drove back. Luckily this time there was another woman who said she had taken the train before, and we were in the right place. The building looked really nice, through the windows. Luckily the two teenagers I was with were not traveling alone, cuz that was a freaky start to our trip. The train ride itself was great. While there seem to be plenty of horror stories about trips gone wrong, we had an uneventful ride to Chicago, and then at the end of the week, back again. With all that said, we would recommend this as a great form of transportation to Chicago and back. But we also would have loved to know we were catching the train at an abandoned building before we arrived. Just sayin.