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Redmond urges riders to use Sound Transit trip planner and sign up for service alerts

Redmond Public Works · March 12, 2026
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Summary

Redmond officials encouraged bus and light‑rail riders to check Sound Transit's trip planner for active alerts and suggested alternative routes when needed; riders were also urged to sign up for service alerts to track construction- and event-related changes.

Brandon Beller, a Public Works representative for the city of Redmond, reminded riders that Sound Transit's trip planner highlights active alerts and can suggest alternative routes when delays occur.

Beller said active alerts appear prominently in the trip-planner banner and advised riders to sign up for Sound Transit service alerts to stay informed about construction- and event-related changes to service.

The recorded update did not provide specifics about any current delays or the particular routes affected; it functioned as a general reminder to use the trip-planner tool and alerts to avoid disruptions.