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Significant changes are coming to Spokane Transit with a service change taking place on July 16. In addition to the launch of City Line, there will be two discontinued routes, three new routes, six routing changes, and various schedule adjustments. The headline of the upcoming service change is the launch of City Line. Spokane Transit’s …
Spokane Transit schedules service changes three times a year in order to keep the region’s transit system as convenient, accessible and efficient as possible. These changes generally occur in January, May, and September. On May 21, 2023, schedule revisions will occur on four routes. Changing Routes 33 Wellesley – Construction schedule to account for TJ Meenach closure 61 …
Beginning April 10, construction on Riverside between Wall and Stevens will detour several routes. Construction could last approximately 1 week but is subject to change. For current information on detours for your routes, visit spokanetransit.com/alerts/ or spokanetransit.com/routes-schedules/. Learn more about the project at my.spokanecity.org Alternate stops at Lincoln and Sprague and at Main and Howard are available …
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Construction is scheduled to switch to the west side of Monroe on Wednesday, September 28th. As a result, the southbound bus stops at Monroe and Gardner, Monroe and Broadway and Monroe and Summit will be closed. Northbound/outbound bus stops on Monroe between Summit and Boone will reopen for the northbound Route 4 and outbound Route …
Beginning Monday, June 13th, the City of Spokane will begin construction on Riverside. The project is expected to last approximately six months and will resurface the roadway on Riverside between Division and Wall, create new bicycle lanes, reduce traffic lanes from four to three to accommodate the new bicycle lanes, replacement of the main waterline, …
The tens of thousands of daily commuters traveling between Coeur d’Alene and Spokane have made Interstate 90, between Spokane Valley and downtown, one of the most congested corridors in eastern Washington. As part of the STA Moving Forward plan, Spokane Transit is addressing the problem by preparing to deliver new service and infrastructure to give people better …
Planning Continues on I-90/Valley Corridor Development Read More »
Washington State transit agencies that implement zero-fare policies for youth, age 18 and under, by October 1 of this year, will receive state grants to help fund the programs. This offer is part of a $3 billion transportation package that the legislature approved in March and that will be dispersed over the next 16 years. …
The completion of Eagle Station was celebrated on Friday, April 22 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by local leaders, university staff and students, and public transit fans who turned out to welcome one of the region’s newest investments in transit. Eagle Station was built to accommodate over one thousand daily commuters on Routes 6, 66 …
