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RapidRide plan: H: 2019 -> 2022 G: 2019 -> 2024 J: 2021 -> 2025/26 R: 2021 -> limbo 44: 2022 -> RIP 40 2023 -> RIP 48: 2024 -> RIP My how plans change!

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West Seattle Blog

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Just in from @kcmetrobus - RapidRide H Line has been delayed yet again. Originally 2019 ... then 2020 ... then 2021 ... now 2022. westseattleblog.com/2020/12/delrid

7:10 PM · Dec 11, 2020

As recently as spring 2017, the RapidRide delivery schedule was still basically "on track" without any signficant delays announced. #MoveSeattle

theurbanist.org

Plan Shapes Up For Seattle RapidRide Expansion

Seattle is moving full steam ahead on its RapidRide network planning program, a bold initiative to provide high-quality frequent bus service across the city. Seven new lines could be added by …

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I dont see how the 44 will ever be very rapid because of traffic congestion on 45th. Dedicating a lane to transit is an extremely unpopular udea.

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Look alike it’s just about bike o’clock for Seattle

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44 is such a huge disappointment

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The 44 will get some help, just not RapidRide caliber. And the frequency appears flat thanks to Metro cuts.

theurbanist.org

SDOT Adds a Bit More Transit Priority in Updated Route 40 and 44 Designs

As a part of Seattle’s voter-approved $930 million Move Seattle Levy, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) has been planning design updates to Routes 40 and 44. Both route updates …

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push the needle

Unbelievable. Thanks for loaning out $100 million to the convention center at the expense of transit, Dow

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