Officials said the RapidRide I Line is scheduled to begin service in 2027.

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Anyone who drives, travels on the subway or takes the bus in Washington DC on the day of the opening, can expect changes and many closures. Below is everything you need to know about transportation in DC on Monday: Closures of Metro Stations Five stations will be closed from 8 p.m. on Sunday, January 19 until 5 a.m. on Tuesday, January 21st: McPherson Square (blue, orange and silver lines) Federal Triangle (blue, orange and silver lines) Smithso…

Cualquiera que conduzca, viaje en el metro o tome el autobús en Washington DC el día de la inauguración, puede esperar cambios y muchos cierres. A continuación, se incluye todo lo que debe saber sobre la transportación en DC el lunes: Cierres de estaciones de Metro Cinco estaciones estarán cerradas desde las 8 p.m. del domingo 19 de enero hasta las 5 a.m. del martes 21 de enero: 
McPherson Square (líneas azul, naranja y plateada) Federal Triangl…

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King County Executive Dow Constantine joined the Federal Transit Administration, King County Metro and other partners to celebrate the signing of an $80 million federal grant to build the I Line, the newest RapidRide route set to connect more cities in South King County including Renton, Kent and Auburn. The RapidRide I Line, scheduled to […]

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King County receives new $80 million federal grant for I Line, expanding Metro’s RapidRide service to Renton, Kent and Auburn

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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RapidRide I Line gets $80M federal grant

King County leaders Wednesday celebrated the receipt of a $79.7 million grant from the Federal Transit Administration for the RapidRide I Line. The 17-mile enhanced bus route will run between Renton, Kent, and Auburn and replace the existing Route 160. In the works since 2019, construction along the corridor is set to start in the coming months, with a grand opening planned for 2027. The I Line will be King County Metro’s tenth RapidRide line to…

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$80 Million Grant Advances South King County’s RapidRide I Toward Construction - The Urbanist

The grant for the new RapidRide I Line, which will feature rebranded “green” hybrid electric buses, was funded by President Biden’s BIL

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USDOT awards $79.7 million grant for new Bus Rapid Transit Line in King County

South King County communities, including Auburn, Kent, and Renton, are set to benefit from an $80 million federal grant to expand King County Metro’s RapidRide network with the I Line, King County Executive Dow Constantine announced. The RapidRide I Line, scheduled to launch in 2027, will enhance Metro’s current Route 160, connecting Auburn Station to downtown Renton with faster, more reliable service. RapidRide routes feature frequent buses, de…

King County receives $80 million to expand Metro RapidRide service to Renton, Kent and Auburn

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