"The 411 on 522", next Thursday, June 18, 2020 at 3pm, will discuss planning and changes to lanes on SR 522 / Bothell Way.
Anyone can ask questions ahead of time even if they don't want to join the program live.
Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) lanes will ultimately be eight miles long and include 13 stations.
What will this mean for residents, businesses and commuters along SR 522? Join Paul Cornish, Sound Transit's Director of Bus Rapid Transit in an online webinar to learn more.
Your questions are welcome in advance, so please share them even if you can't attend the webinar. Post questions at IdeaBoardz or directly to the speaker at paul.cornish@soundtransit.org
You may join the meeting starting at 2:50pm. The link is HERE This is a 'listen only' presentation.
Event number (access code): 133 035 9615
Event password: this event does not require a password.
Your questions are welcome in advance, so please share them even if you can't attend the webinar. Post questions at IdeaBoardz or directly to the speaker at paul.cornish@soundtransit.org
You may join the meeting starting at 2:50pm. The link is HERE This is a 'listen only' presentation.
Event number (access code): 133 035 9615
Event password: this event does not require a password.
If you need help, detailed instructions are HERE
SO they are spending all this money on the 522 in King county and are ignoring the real issue with 522 and it's stoplight and single lane road between Maltby and Monroe. FIX IT and quit putting it off. It is a danger to all that drive on it.
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