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    Sound Transit - πŸš† 🚈 🚍
    @SoundTransit
    6h
    How do you improve elevator and escalator reliability? At Sound Transit, managing ~275 elevators and escalators across three counties involves a mix of dedicated staff and technology. Sound Transit's Executive Director for Infrastructure and Asset Management tells the story of
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    How Sound Transit improved escalator and elevator reliability
    From masstransitmag.com
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    Sound Transit - πŸš† 🚈 🚍
    @SoundTransit
    Aug 25
    Our fall service change begins Aug. 29 πŸ‚ 🚍 Several ST Express routes will see changes, from discontinued routes + major adjustments to smaller improvements designed to make service more reliable. Check what’s changing: soundtransit.org/ride-with-us/c…
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    Sound Transit - πŸš† 🚈 🚍
    @SoundTransit
    Aug 14
    🚈 West Seattle Link is moving forward. Under the updated ST3 System Plan, the project remains fully funded and continues advancing toward construction. Following a project timeline review, service is now anticipated to begin in 2035. Learn more about the updated schedule,
    Aerial view of a coastal area with docks and cranes, overlooking a body of water. Text overlay reads: "A summer update on the West Seattle Link Extension. Find out where we're applying cost savings and how those changes will influence the project's timeline."
    A person stands on a train platform near a "Look Both Ways" sign, watching a train pass by. The image includes text about the West Seattle Link Extension project, highlighting the addition of 3.9 miles of service from SODO to Alaska Junction and the benefits identified by the project team, such as cost savings and improved rider experience.
    A railway crossing with signals and barriers is in the foreground. The text overlay reads: "The project has been moving forward with key actions this summer: In June, the Board authorized contracts to fully fund the final design phase and lock in cost savings. In August, we anticipate Board actions authorizing the acquisition of properties needed for construction and appropriating funds to purchase properties, support relocations, and advance construction planning. This winter, the project will bring on construction management services ahead of major construction contracts being awarded in 2027 to build the bridge, tunnel, guideways, and stations."
    A blue-background informational poster titled "West Seattle Link Schedule update." It discusses the revised timeline for the West Seattle Link project, now set for 2035, highlighting cost savings and improved construction timelines. It encourages visiting The Platform blog for more details and includes a call to share feedback on West Seattle alternatives.
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    Sound Transit - πŸš† 🚈 🚍
    @SoundTransit
    Jul 31
    ✈️ See planes by trains 🚈 Heading to Seafair Weekend Festival? Take Link to Columbia City Station and catch a FREE shuttle to the event. And if you're riding across Lake Washington this weekend, keep an eye on the sky β€” you might just catch a Blue Angels flyby from the train.
    City skyline view of Seattle with mountains in the background. Two jets fly in formation above the buildings. A body of water and a sailing boat are in the foreground. The text reads: "See planes from the train. Getting to Seafair Weekend Festival is easy with Link light rail and other transit connections.
    Seafair Weekend Festival poster featuring information about the event, described as Seattle's premier boating event, air show, and festival. It runs from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. from July 31 to August 2 at Genesee Park & Playfield. The image includes a photo of a lake with boats in the foreground and jets flying in formation above.
    Text about using Link light rail to reach Seafair's free shuttle at Genesee Park. Shuttle runs Friday to Sunday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Stops include 43rd and Genesee, 43rd and Lake Washington Boulevard, and Captains Club. Mentions using King County Metro Route 50 for park access, also serving Othello Station. Background shows a light rail train on a bridge near water and trees.
    Map showing transit options near Genesee Park and Playfield in Seattle. It highlights public transportation routes, including buses 7 and 50, and Metro light rail Line 1. A walking route from Columbia City Station to Genesee Park is also shown. A legend explains different transit symbols.
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    Sound Transit - πŸš† 🚈 🚍
    @SoundTransit
    Jul 22
    Don’t miss the chance to share your feedback on our 2027 Service Plan proposals – survey ends on Monday! Learn more: soundtransit.org/system-expansi…
    A bus with "ST Express" written on the side is parked. The side of the bus features a wavy blue and green design.
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