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Swift Bus Line Expansion in Bothell Enhances Transportation Connectivity

Bothell, WATransportation

The article reports on Community Transit’s plan to extend the Swift Green line to south Bothell, a significant development aimed at enhancing transportation accessibility. This expansion is part of a broader strategy to connect residents to light rail systems, addressing the increasing demand for reliable public transit options. The initiative is expected to reduce travel times and improve connectivity between various transport modalities, reflecting a commitment to investing in public transportation infrastructure for the growth and sustainability of local communities. By linking more areas to the light rail, Community Transit is proactively meeting the evolving needs of Bothell's population, marking a positive step forward for the region's transportation landscape.

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