Puget Sound Transit Adds Tap-to-Pay Options
Puget Sound transit now accepts contactless credit/debit cards and digital wallets on light rail and most buses, simplifying travel for commuters and visitors.
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Seattle Light Rail Boosts Service Frequency
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.
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Sound Transit Light Rail Crosses Lake Washington
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.
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Federal Way Light Rail Expands Service
Sound Transit's link light rail expands with three new stations in South King County, promising shorter commutes and economic boosts for local businesses.
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Seattle Light Rail to Face Major Disruptions This Winter
Seattle's 1 Line light rail commuters face significant service disruptions in November and December for maintenance and integration of the new 2 Line.
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Seattle Light Rail Costs Surge to Over $30 Billion
Seattle's light rail expansion to West Seattle and Ballard, approved at $7.1 billion in 2016, now faces a staggering $30.5 billion price tag and major delays.
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Link Light Rail Service Halts Due to Ventilation Failures
Link light rail service in Seattle stopped due to a ventilation system failure between Westlake and University District stations. This was the second such incident in a weekend.
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Seattle Area Faces Multiple Weekend Road Closures
Seattle-area drivers face extensive weekend road closures and lane reductions on I-90, I-405, I-5, and SR 16 for critical maintenance and construction projects, causing significant traffic delays.
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