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Metro is considering two routes for RapidRide’s arrival between Shoreline and Downtown Seattle in 2013. Give your feedback now!
What is RapidRide?
RapidRide is Metro’s fastest and easiest way to travel. The eye-cathcing red and yellow buses will pull up to designated stops every 10 to 15 minutes throughout most of the day, seven days a week.
Stations will have electronic signs showing when the next bus will arrive, and ORCA card readers that allow riders to pay before boarding through any door. Stations and stops will be placed where most riders gather, spaced with both trip speed and ease of walking in...
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Each year, the Downtown Seattle Association’s State of Downtown Economic Forum is accompanied by a comprehensive report, providing an insightful look into the economic health of Downtown Seattle.
CityU of Seattle, a not-for-profit university, announced yesterday it will move its headquarters from Bellevue to the Sixth and Wall building in Downtown Seattle.
In April, Seattle will have the unique opportunity to showcase its thriving economic and business growth, tourism, convention capabilities and cultural arts industries in a special issue of Delta Sky magazine.
In December, King County Metro proposed reducing service on the Downtown Seattle waterfront shuttle - which replaced the George Benson Waterfront Streetcar - to peak hours only, citing low ridership on the route.
Join the Downtown Seattle Association on Wednesday, Feb. 8 for the 2012 State of Downtown Economic Forum, featuring the latest research and analysis on Downtown Seattle’s economy.
An ice storm warning has been issued from the National Weather Service. These icy conditions can be treacherous. Also, as ice is continuing to form on various surfaces, watch out for falling ice. Residents are strongly discouraged from traveling until conditions improve.
Significant accumulations of snow possible in next 48 hours
Join us at the 2012 State of Downtown Economic Forum on Feb. 8, featuring the latest research and analysis on Downtown Seattle’s economy. The popular breakfast event will focus on the competitive advantage of the urban experience and the importance of retail in Downtown’s future.
