New light rail stations open this weekend in Redmond - KIRO 7

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Redmond's new light rail stations will officially open this weekend, enhancing public transit options for residents and visitors. The Downtown Redmond Link Extension will connect the area more effectively to surrounding regions, promoting accessibility. Local businesses are eager for the influx of customers expected from the improved transit system. A variety of events are planned to celebrate the launch, illustrating community enthusiasm for this development. Officials project that the light rail will boost economic growth and support ongoing urbanization efforts in downtown Redmond.

The extension is part of a broader initiative to enhance public transportation in the Seattle metropolitan area. With the arrival of light rail, Redmond can expect a significant increase in commuter traffic. This project underscores the city's commitment to sustainable urban development and improved connectivity.

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