Today, we’re talking about America’s heaviest light rail system, Link Light Rail in Seattle. We’ll talk Forward Thrusts, Boeing Busts, and more after The News.
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References & notes
- [1] Mass Transit: NY: Amtrak suspends north country train service just months after reinstating Adirondack Line
- [2] Wikipedia: Link light rail
- [3] Sound Transit: History of voter-approved plans
- [4] Wikipedia: Forward Thrust
- [5] Wikipedia: Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel
- [6] nycsubway.org: Seattle LINK Light Rail
- [7] Center for the Study of the Pacific Northwest: James Ellis and the Forward Thrust Campaign
- [8] The Urbanist: Forward Thrust Part 1: No City is an Island
- [9] Town Hall Seattle: Looking Back at Forward Thrust
- [10] HistoryLink.org: Seattle's light-rail era begins as Sound Transit's Central Link line carries its first passengers on July 18, 2009.
- [11] WSDOT: Link light rail
- [12] CPTDB Wiki: Sound Transit Central Link
- [13] HistoryLink.org: Boeing Bust (1969-1971)
- [14] Seattle Monorail
- [15] Wikipedia: Seattle Center Monorail § ETC and Seattle Monorail Project
- [16] Wikipedia: History of Seattle § The Boeing Bust