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Seattle, WALocal News

Sound Transit commenced its first live-wire tests on the I-90 bridge, linking Judkins Park Station to Mercer Island. This testing phase is crucial for improving the efficiency of the transit system and represents a significant step towards electrifying public transportation. The live-wire technology aims to reduce emissions and increase service reliability, addressing growing concerns about climate change and urban congestion. Officials anticipate that successful tests will lead to broader implementation of electric transit options across the region. Local residents, who have expressed enthusiasm for greener transportation solutions, are closely monitoring the outcomes of these tests.

Sound Transit has committed to prioritizing sustainability in its transit developments and infrastructure projects. The initiative reflects a broader trend in public transit towards adopting innovative technologies. Continued investment in electric transit could reshape the future of transportation in the Seattle area.

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