Metro is developing a long-range plan for future generations of riders and your feedback is needed. The plan will guide Metro through 2040 in providing coordinated, regional transporation system that imporves the lives of all King County residents. Click here to learn more.
Park-and-rides are getting more crowded but Sound Transit and King County Metro may have a solution for you to ensure you get a spot. Read more on the CYWB Blog.
ORCA Business Passport is the only fully inclusive, annual transit pass in
the Puget Sound Region and is available exclusively through employers. Learn more here.Ever since the 2008 recession caused a steep drop in sales tax revenue, Metro has preserved most bus service by cutting costs, raising fares, and making a host of fiscal reforms. But after some temporary funding expired in 2014, we had to delete or reduce service on 41 bus routes in September 2014, and proposed additional cuts for 2015 and 2016. Click here for more.
Looking for a dependable ride to the airport and back? Sound Transit’s Route 560 runs all day between Bellevue and Sea-Tac Airport. It makes limited stops that include the Bellevue Transit Center and the Renton Transit Center. To learn more about the Route 560, visit
soundtransit.org. In 10 years, light rail will be another travel option for people who live and work in Bellevue. Keep track of the planning process for East Link at
www.bellevuewa.gov/light-rail and public involvement at
www.bellevuewa.gov/light-rail-involvement.htm.Join the discussion! Chime in on Bellevue’s evolving transportation scene at www.ChooseYourWayBellevue.org/blog.Errands, meetings and appointments happen! When you take an alternative mode to work, carsharing can help you get to those meetings and appointments or help you complete errands. Zipcar is one great option to get it all done. Read our blog for more information!
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