Sound Transit, light rail
Sound Transit declares emergency to expedite light rail reliability fixes
Sound Transit’s light rail reliability issues led its board of directors on Thursday to ratify an emergency measure to hasten work on necessary fixes. Goran Sparrman, Sound Transit's interim CEO, declared an emergency in a written finding on Tuesday.
Caltrain announces that its electric fleet “is more efficient than expected.” Also, Metro-North Railroad’s on-time ...
Candidates looking to fill the Seattle City Council (SCC)’s open District 2 seat fielded questions about why they should be ...
As previously reported here, tomorrow (Saturday, January 25) is the day the light-rail skeptics of Rethink the Link are planning a public forum at the Center for Active Living. We asked organizers for ...
As a transit-oriented development site, parking is sparse, but the property is adjacent to the Sound Transit T Line light ...
Sound Transit is collecting public feedback on improving safety along its at-grade crossings including areas along its light ...
Sound Transit named Nadia Anderson as its chief strategy officer, a new position created to guide the agency's approach to the technological, envi ...
A quiet change to the spending categories in Seattle's dedicated transit funding measure mean that the City of Seattle will ...
Sound Transit contractor crews will close the northbound Interstate 5 on- and off-ramps to westbound State Route 104 (Edmonds ...
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