Along with the upgraded route, the project improved Delridge Way Southwest with new bus lanes, upgraded traffic signals, new crosswalks, sidewalks, street lighting, and freshly paved roads, said SDOT.
“Expanding access to fast, reliable transit that gets people where they need to go is one of our administration’s highest priorities. In so many ways, this project will open up new opportunities for Delridge neighbors and communities across the region. We have Seattle voters to thank for passing the Levy to Move Seattle, and our partners at King County Metro and City of Burien for their shared commitment to a robust, accessible, and sustainable transportation system,” said Mayor Bruce Hall.
“We are prioritizing transit access for communities where the city has historically underinvested and continually improving our transit network to meet many goals. We’re making buses more reliable so you can plan your trip with certainty, making it easier to transfer between lines, ensuring cost is not a barrier to transit access, and much more,” said SDOT.
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