Editing Moline, Illinois (section)

==Transportation==
The [[Quad Cities International Airport]], located on the southern fringe of the city to the south of the Rock River, is home to four commercial airlines providing non-stop flights to eight different cities. This airport is the third busiest one in the state of Illinois, following Chicago's [[O'Hare International Airport]] and [[Chicago Midway International Airport|Midway Airport]].

[[Quad Cities MetroLINK]] provides bus service on numerous routes connecting Moline to destinations across the Quad Cities. The primary hub of the MetroLINK system is in downtown Moline at Centre Station.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.metroqc.com/164/Metro-Monday-Friday-Schedules|title=Metro Monday-Friday Schedules|access-date=January 28, 2024}}</ref>

The [[I-74 Bridge]] serves as a major crossing of the [[Mississippi River]]. The first span, of the [[suspension bridge]] type, was constructed in 1935, and a second one joined it in 1959. Both were upgraded to interstate highway standards in the mid-1970s, and replaced by new spans in the 2020s due to obsolescence caused by increased use of [[Interstate 74 in Illinois|Interstate 74]].