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Join us at one of our upcoming free webinars or call in to learn about local transportation options. Ask questions about staying safe while riding transit or carpooling. We can help you get where you need to go!

Register today!:

• April 23rd, 11am–12pm

• May 4th, 4pm–5pm

• May 20th, 5pm–6pm

Presented by Hopelink Mobility Management and SKC Trips. To request accessibility accommodations, email mobility@hopelink.org at least one week before the session.

Walk or roll on your local trails!

Now that warmer weather is here, it’s a great time to get outside. Check out these Renton Cedar River Trail printable activites for kids.

Get inspired with this helmet cam video to ride the Lake Washington Loop from Renton to Bellevue:

Enjoy the route now and look forward to a new 2.5-mile trail segment opening in May. See plans for the new Eastrail path which will eventually stretch 42 miles.

We want to hear your trip stories!

We want to hear your trip stories! Take our new SKC Trips Transportation Survey. We hope you’ve been able to walk, bike, roll, ride transit, carpool or telework. If you took a sustainable trip at least once last week, you earn a $20 ORCA reward or an Amazon, AutoZone, REI or Safeway gift card!

Share our 2021 pledge (https://surveyhero.com/c/skctrips2021) with a friend to challenge them to try a sustainable trip!

Updates

King County Metro plans to incrementally increase passenger limits during the next six months. On April 17, Metro modified passenger limits to 40% of pre-COVID capacity (50% of seated capacity). This means the passenger limit will move from 12 to 20 customers on our 40-foot buses, and from 18 to 30 customers on our 60-foot buses. Read more here.

As of April 15, all people in Washington age 16 and older are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. To search for open appointments, use the WA Vaccine Locator tool.

If you are having trouble getting to your vaccine apointment, call the Coordinated Vaccine Transportation Helpline at (425) 943-6706, or visit findaride.org/covid for COVID-19 transportation resources.

Would you like a more affordable rate when you or your family take transit? Age and income qualified individuals can now enroll online for reduced fare ORCA cards from King County.

Get your kids squared away for summer! ($5 Youth card fee waived until 5/31)

Visit the Reduced Fare Portal

Watch the video above or click here to find out which ORCA fare is right for you.

Find financial assistance resources and see if you qualify for the free ORCA subsidized annual pass by visiting washingtonconnection.org or call Seattle King County Public Health (800) 756-5437.

Thank you for helping reduce congestion and improve air quality in South King County!

Transportation Resources & Rewards
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