 | Sound Transit, the public agency building light rail. The light rail is called "Link." The agency's official name is Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority (RTA). |
| Website for the Sound Transit Expert Review Panel looking at the $20 billion plan for expansion of the system. |
| A map of the planned light rail route in Seattle. |
| Atlas from City of Seattle showing station area land use. |
| Comprehensive agreement negotiated between Sound Transit and University of Washington regarding light rail station construction on campus. |
| Metro, the existing bus system serving the Seattle area. Metro is operated by King County Department of Transportation. Metro will be the operator of Central Link Light Rail. | ||||||||||||||
| Public Interest Transportation Forum (PITF), an independent web site maintained by transportation professionals who are critical of the light rail plan. This page is part of PITF. | ||||||||||||||
| Print media that cover the development of light rail (search on "light rail" or "Sound Transit")
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Last modified: February 07, 2011
