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1 day ago · Sumner parking closure starts Feb. 19 to make room for garage construction. 190 stalls to be closed. In effect: Feb. 19, 3:00 a.m. Routes: S Line S Line
2 days ago · Route map: The 1 Line, formerly Central Link, is a light rail line in Seattle, Washington, United States, and part of Sound Transit 's Link light rail system. It serves 19 stations in the cities of Seattle, SeaTac, and Tukwila, traveling nearly 25 miles (40 km) between Northgate and Angle Lake stations.
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5 days ago · Metro’s 2020 WS-downtown rider count = about 27,000 riders per day. Sound Transit’s Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) estimates light rail will carry about 27,000 daily riders. Will my riding experience get worse with West Seattle light rail (WSLE)? Yes. Buses carry you on a one seat, no-transfer ride between WS and downtown.
3 days ago · And that was before 2020, when much of the commuter service to downtown Seattle and the UW (which was, for many people, the only way they used transit) went away. However, with light rail to Federal Way anticipated to open in 2026, there is a big opportunity to really change the way people get around in South King County.
ThisBox841. •. Light rail is superior to buses for several reasons: light rail has its own dedicated track, while buses share the road with cars. Light rail bypasses traffic that buses have to deal with outside of dedicated bus lanes. light rail stations by nature are spaced further apart from each other.
4 days ago · Trailheads: Margaret’s Way , Chirico Trail-Poo Poo Point , Squak Mountain, the High School Trail, and East Sunset Way. Start and end point: Mount Baker Transit Center Bay 2 across the street from Sound Transit’s Mount Baker Link light rail station on Rainier Avenue South.
A Seattle Times article from February about another death is a bit clearer: So far in 2024, Sound Transit received 105 assault reports, a higher rate than in past years. Most of them were verbal abuse of transit operators, considered an assault under federal reporting standards, Gallagher said. About 47 were physical assaults.
