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The state ferry system urgently needs new vessels to replace aging ferries. This is the first new ferryboat for the fleet to enter construction in more than a decade.
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After months of uncertainty, Sound Transit now says it could deliver light rail to Seattle's Ballard neighborhood by 2042 if it can find the funding.
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Service animals are already allowed on the vessels. But now, passengers can bring the family dog, cat, parrot, ferret or any other pet inside the cabin — with a few caveats.
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After months of debate over the future of the regional rail system, Sound Transit Board members voted on Thursday to approve a sweeping new strategy to balance the budget.
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Washington’s gasoline prices are some of the nation’s highest. The average for a gallon of gas is $5.75, significantly higher than records set in previous years.
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The Museum of Flight's exhibition "Runway to Runway" shares stories about flight attendants’ fight to improve working conditions in the 1960s and 70s.
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The proposal would complete connections to Everett and Tacoma, and the new line to West Seattle. But it would cut the light rail short at Seattle Center instead of Ballard.
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In 2025 state officials suddenly closed the bridge after finding structural damage, leaving aging Pierce County residents to the south without easy access to basic amenities.
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Elected leaders say they are committed to the completion of Sound Transit's Everett light rail extension, despite the agency's $34.5 billion budget shortfall.
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Elected officials in Tacoma are urging Sound Transit not to abandon a planned light rail extension to the Tacoma Dome.
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Sound Transit trains will take passengers across Lake Washington starting Saturday. It’s the world’s first light rail train to cross a floating bridge, according to the agency.
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For now, all of the vehicles are being operated with drivers behind the wheel. The company said this is to familiarize the cars’ systems with the region’s weather and road signage.