Central Link

Trains are full, lines are short, it's a nice sunny day... take a trip on Central Link and Travel Light!

Travel Light... The journey begins! 2009

Above: Colorful shot of new development in Seattle's Rainier Valley from inside a moving Central Link train

LIVE from Link: First end to end test run of Sound Transit's new light rail system 2009

NEW RIDERSHIP NUMBERS: As of 3 PM, Sound Transit estimates 30,500 or so riders have boarded a Central Link train so far today.

Travel Light... The journey begins! 2009

For now, it's possible to travel from Tukwila to Westlake Center and points in between without ever getting stuck in traffic, thanks to Central Link.

Travel Light... Link is here to stay 2009

Until SeaTac service begins at the end of this year, Tukwila International Station will be the southern terminus of Central Link.

LIVE from Link: First end to end test run of Sound Transit's new light rail system 2009

Above: A Central Link train stops at Beacon Hill Station to offload and take on new passengers during Opening Weekend.

Travel Light... The journey begins! 2009

It's hard not to be envious of those who live along the Central Link line - they're getting light rail in just a few weeks while those of us who would use North Link, East Link, and South Link if those lines existed today have to wait.

Get ready to Travel Light 2009

In 1996, the Seattle Times had the wisdom and the courage to recommend a strong "yes" endorsement of Sound Move, the regional ballot measure that created Sound Transit and funded the construction of Central Link.

Are you registered to vote? Have you been disenfranchised? 2008

In 1996, the Seattle Times had the wisdom and the courage to recommend a strong "yes" endorsement of Sound Move, the regional ballot measure that created Sound Transit and funded the construction of Central Link.

Seattle Times debunks Seattle Times' own position against Proposition 1 2008

July 16, 2009 6 years and $2. 4B later, Central Link ready to roll

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