Is there a train to Detroit?

Yes, Amtrak's Wolverine line serves Detroit, but you must reach a station like Ann Arbor or Chicago.

No, the I-69 route is toll-free.

What is the best airport?

Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW) is the main hub.

Downtown and Midtown are generally safe and well-patrolled.

Anderson

Detroit

Bus Driving

Anderson to Detroit

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Anderson to Detroit is a direct 350-kilometer drive north on I-69. You will cross the state line into Michigan and continue through Lansing before reaching Detroit. This is one of the most efficient routes from Anderson. Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW) is the primary hub for those choosing to fly.

Total Distance: 350 km driving, 300 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving is the fastest option, taking only 3.5 hours.

Cheapest Way

Driving is the most economical and fastest way to travel.

Compare Anderson to Detroit Routes

	Bus Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	5 hours	3 hours 30 mins
Avg Price	$50-$90	$40-$60 in fuel
Operator	Greyhound	Personal Vehicle
Route	Anderson to Indianapolis to Detroit.	I-69 N to I-94 E.
Tip	Check schedules for the Indianapolis bus terminal.	The route is almost entirely interstate highway.

Travel Tips

Border Crossing
If you plan to visit Canada, remember to bring your passport.
Traffic
Detroit traffic can be heavy during rush hour on I-94.
Parking
Use the ParkWhiz app to find secure parking in downtown Detroit.
Weather
Michigan winters are cold; pack appropriate gear.
Dining
Try the famous Detroit-style pizza in the Midtown area.

Safety Tips

Vehicle Security
Always lock your car and remove valuables when parking in the city.
Highway Safety
Be aware of high-speed traffic on I-69.
Emergency
Keep a spare tire and jack in your vehicle.
Navigation
Use a reliable GPS to navigate the complex highway interchanges.