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Seattle's light rail service is doubling frequency between Lynnwood and International District/Chinatown, with trains every 4-5 minutes, boosting capacity by 50% ahead of the 2 Line's full opening.
Sound Transit's Link light rail will cross Lake Washington via the I-90 bridge starting March 28, completing the 2 Line and connecting Eastside to Seattle.
Sound Transit's link light rail expands with three new stations in South King County, promising shorter commutes and economic boosts for local businesses.
Three new light rail stations are set to open in South King County by November 2025, offering diverse functions from a major transit hub to a college stop, aiming to improve regional connectivity.
Seattle's 1 Line light rail commuters face significant service disruptions in November and December for maintenance and integration of the new 2 Line.
Sacramento Regional Transit approved $1 million to boost security on light rail and buses, hiring more transit ambassadors and security staff amid rising safety concerns and worker assaults.
CapMetro's board approved Transit Plan 2035, a decade-long overhaul to reshape Austin's public transit. It reduces bus routes but increases frequency, adds east-west connections, and advances Project
Charlotte's light rail system has seen a 40% reduction in armed security since 2018, while security contract costs have more than tripled. A state audit criticizes the city for prioritizing DEI over p
Sacramento light rail service on the Gold Line was suspended all day Monday due to critical infrastructure vandalism. Buses shuttled passengers between Butterfield and 29th Street stations until repai
Baltimore's Light Rail system has fully resumed service, almost three weeks after a major fire disrupted operations on Howard Street. The return coincides with World Car-Free Day, with MTA offering fr
The MTA's proposed 14-mile Interborough Express (IBX) light-rail line aims to connect Queens and Brooklyn, with a key stop at Myrtle Avenue in Glendale and Ridgewood. The project faces community conce
Los Angeles's Metro A Line has expanded with four new stations, becoming the world's longest light rail at 48.5 miles. It now connects 19 college campuses, easing commutes.
