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With the common goal of increasing ridership, transit agencies and bus seating manufacturers are working together to promote a safe, clean and comfortable ride.
Read More →Competing contractor formally protests agency's choice.
Read More →Cost of deal for light rail cars will keep transit agency under $138-million budget.
Read More →The endorsement is based on the system's capacity for moving more than 16,000 people per hour and its projected daily ridership of 42,500 by 2020.
Read More →Under the agreement, Seattle's Sound Transit would pay King County Metro approximately $124 million for the first five years after the system opens.
Read More →Sound Transit was approved for protecting habitats of threatened chinook salmon, bull trout and bald eagles along the shoreline rail route.
Read More →The two construction projects will build HOV direct access ramps.
Read More →A light rail station is being planned next to Sea-Tac Airport's existing terminal and parking garage.
Read More →The committee will plan, direct and monitor performanced based audits focusing on agency deliverables and outcomes.
Read More →The strip of vacant land would be used to expand the Sounder commuter rail service.
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