Seattle's light rail extension officially opens in Redmond, WA - FOX 13

Redmond, WALocal News

Redmond, WA, officially opens the Downtown Link Light Rail Extension, a crucial addition to its public transportation network. This extension connects Redmond directly with Seattle’s light rail system, improving accessibility for commuters. Local officials emphasize that the project will reduce traffic congestion and promote sustainable transit options. The extension is expected to drive economic growth by attracting new businesses and increasing tourism in the area. In addition, the project aligns with regional efforts to modernize transit infrastructure across the Puget Sound.

Officials state that the extension will serve as a model for future transportation developments. By enhancing connectivity between Redmond and Seattle, the extension aims to foster a more integrated urban environment. The project reflects a growing commitment to investing in public transportation as a means of supporting local communities.

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