RapidRide, King County Metro

King County Metro receives $80M federal boost to expand its RapidRide service
King County Metro is receiving almost $80 million federal grant to help upgrade its bus line running through several major south King County cities. The Federal Transportation Administration’s grant was announced on Wednesday.
Metro secures millions in federal funding to make RapidRide a reality in South King County
King County Metro’s RapidRide is expanding service into Renton, Kent and Auburn, and a new federal grant of $80 million will help make the project a reality.
King County Metro Transit receives federal funding to support new bus rapid transit route
King County Metro Transit (King County Metro) received a $79.7 million grant from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) to support construction of the agency’s new rapid bus route. Funding for the estimated $168.
King County Metro in Washington to receive nearly $80M grant for rapid transit line
King County Metro in Washington state will receive $79.7 million to support a bus rapid transit line that will provide service for cities south of Seattle.
King County Metro secures $80 million in federal funding for RapidRide expansion
King County Metro’s RapidRide is expanding service into Renton, Kent, and Auburn, and a new federal grant of $80 million will help make the project a reality.
King County receives $80 million to expand Metro RapidRide service to Renton, Kent and Auburn
King County received a federal grant Wednesday to help expand Metro RapidRide service to Renton, Kent and Auburn. According to a release, the $79.7 million federal grant will help launch the I Line, the newest addition to King County Metro's RapidRide network.
USDOT awards $79.7 million grant for new Bus Rapid Transit Line in King County
The grant for the new RapidRide I Line, which will feature rebranded “green” hybrid electric buses, was funded by President Biden’s BIL
Metro RapidRide line in South County gets $79 million grant
Even though it’s taking a few years longer than originally planned, a $79.6 million federal grant will help build a new King County Metro RapidRide I Line to serve bus riders in Auburn, Kent and Renton.
King County Metro nabs $79.7M grant for RapidRide I Line
A new federal grant will help a new rapid transit line in King County get on the fast track. A Philadelphia sports fan, who went on a misogynistic tirade against a female Green Bay Packers fan in viral video,
King County receives $80 million to expand Metro RapidRide service
Officials said the RapidRide I Line is scheduled to begin service in 2027 to Renton, Kent and Auburn.
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RapidRide I Line gets $80M federal grant
The money comes from the Federal Transit Administration's Capital Investment Grants program, funded by President Biden's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
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