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Snoqualmie Valley Transportation Expands Shuttle Operations

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Starting March 4, Snoqualmie Valley Transportation (SVT) will significantly expand its Valley Shuttle operations, marking a critical enhancement in public transit for local residents. The shuttle service will increase bus frequencies along vital routes SR 202 and SR 203, facilitating easier transportation between North Bend and Duvall. This move responds to the rising demand for more frequent and reliable transit options, reflecting SVT's dedication to improving accessibility in the Snoqualmie Valley. The expanded service is expected to benefit commuters, students, and other residents who rely on public transport for their daily activities. With increased shuttle availability, SVT aims to promote sustainable transportation and reduce traffic congestion in the area.

Local leaders are optimistic that these changes will encourage more residents to utilize public transit, fostering a connected community. Such initiatives are essential as the region experiences growth, highlighting the importance of public transportation in urban planning. Overall, the expansion of the Valley Shuttle is a positive step toward enhancing mobility and supporting the transportation needs of the Snoqualmie Valley community.

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