Sound Transit delays West Seattle Link extension three years
Sound Transit has pushed back the West Seattle Link project timeline by three years, affecting the agency's capital expansion plans and construction schedules.
Reauthorization, federal rules, and the policy shaping transit investment.
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Sound Transit has pushed back the West Seattle Link project timeline by three years, affecting the agency's capital expansion plans and construction schedules.
Sound Transit is soliciting public input on its proposed Everett Link Extension project, a major light rail expansion in the Seattle region.
Washington DC is presenting a comprehensive master plan for redevelopment of the RFK Stadium campus, which may include transit-oriented components as part of the broader mixed-use development strategy.
Everett Transit will merge operations into Community Transit, resulting in 50% service expansion, new microtransit offerings, and continued paratransit service in the region.
After years of federal regulatory oversight, the MBTA has regained state control of its operations. This policy shift reflects completed or improved conditions that satisfied federal monitoring requirements.
Sound Transit and the Federal Transit Administration have published the draft environmental impact statement for the proposed Everett Link Extension project, advancing the planning phase for this light rail expansion.
The Federal Transit Administration concluded its safety oversight of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority following a four-year period of enhanced federal monitoring and requirements.