Transit in the Puget Sound region delivered 17 million more trips in 2024 than the prior year, according to six ORCA transit agencies. Community Transit, Everett Transit, King County Metro, Kitsap ...

Today, Sound Transit opened the new parking garage at the Redmond Technology Station to serve transit riders, pedestrians, and bicyclists as well as future Link light rail passengers. The new garage ...

2. Take the elevator down to the Lynnwood platform. 3. Go to the opposite end of the Lynnwood platform toward Exit C. 4. Take the elevator up to the South Mezzanine. 5. Cross the South Mezzanine. 6.

Sound Transit announced today that the initial segment of the Link 2 Line will open to passenger service on April 27. The 6.5-mile segment of the East Link Extension includes eight new stations in ...

To ride the 1 Line: 1. Go to the opposite end of the station toward the pedestrian bridge to International Blvd. 2. Take the elevator next to the pedestrian bridge up to the platform. To exit the ...

Please use the adjacent elevator for service.

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We understand this may result in more crowded conditions than usual. We appreciate your patience and understanding. If your schedule allows, please consider alternative train options. Thank you for ...

Actions of the Sound Transit Board, including motions, resolutions and meeting minutes are available in this catalog. Click on a topic or enter a keyword to begin. Enter a key word or term above to ...

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The following parking permit types are available: ...

The agency you know today as Sound Transit — officially known as the Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority — began in 1993 as a joint effort by the Snohomish, King, and Pierce county ...