Link light-rail ridership dipped in November - Seattle Times

December 16th, 2009
  Link light-rail ridership dipped in November Seattle Times A November dip isn't surprising, said Sound Transit spokesman Bruce Gray, since October tends to be the best month for bus and commuter-rail lines. ... and more »

City of Bellevue to Hear Citizens re: Sound Transit’s Light Rail Corridor Alignments & Accompanying Impacts

February 2nd, 2009

Sound Transit's Prop. 1 spends much, delivers little - Seattle Times

October 15th, 2008
Sound Transit's Prop. 1 spends much, delivers little Seattle Times, United States - 21 hours ago Sound Transit's Proposition 1 would disproportionally spend large amounts of public resources on a transit program that will serve less than 1 percent of ...

Eastside Rail Now’s Reasons to Vote “No” on Sound Transit’s Prop 1 (ST2)

October 14th, 2008

Washington Policy Center’s Citizens’ Guide to Sound Transit 2 (or, the second coming of Prop 1)

September 23rd, 2008

Doug McDonald’s Crosscut Articles on the “Transit Train Wreck”

June 27th, 2008

Proposed light rail project draws keen interest - Eastside Business Journal

June 25th, 2008
Proposed light rail project draws keen interest Eastside Business Journal, Washington - 3 hours ago A large crowd turned out for Monday's Council study session to hear Sound Transit staff update elected officials on a proposed East Link Light Rail project ...

Doug MacDonald on Sound Transit's ST2, Part 2 in CrossCut

June 24th, 2008
Former Washington Transportation Secretary Doug MacDonald said he plunked down $25 for a piece of software that showed him how to work with spreadsheets, so he decided to plug in Sound Transit's ridership numbers. The result was Part 2 of his take on Sound Transit's plans for the next multibillion-dollar ballot measure, courtesy of CrossCut.

Transit train wreck: Revealing bus-route ridership - Crosscut

June 24th, 2008
Transit train wreck: Revealing bus-route ridership Crosscut, WA - 6 hours ago Part 2 of 3 By Douglas MacDonald Monday: Ridership today and the suggested Sound Transit sales tax increase. Today: Real riders speak, and Sound Transit's ...

Former state Transportation Secretary gives Sound Transit some feedback on its latest plans: NOT GOOD

June 23rd, 2008
Former Washington Transportation Secretary Doug MacDonald has written the first of a three-part series on Crosscut about Sound Transit. This is timely stuff, given that Sound Transit's board is going to decide sometime in July whether to take a second stab at a multibillion-dollar ballot measure this fall or in fall 2010. Read the comments, too. I tend to agree with the one who said it would have been nice to hear this kinda stuff while MacDonald was still transportation secretary. His successor, Paula Hammond, now sits on Sound Transit's board, and at least she said recently that ...
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