The north end of our region has gotten a lot of attention lately, with the opening three new light rail stations up to Northgate and the Lynnwood Link Extension reaching 50 percent completion.
Another project is making equally exciting progress: the Federal Way Link Extension.
This project extends Link light rail from Angle Lake Station in the city of SeaTac to the Federal Way Transit Center, helping make it easier for residents of South King County move all around the region.
It's one of a few projects coming online in 2024 - the Lynnwood and Downtown Redmond Extensions are also set to open that year, and East Link will already be in operation as the 2 Line.
Down south, construction crews have been busy setting bridge girders for the light rail guideway.
The Federal Way Link Extension includes more than just light rail. All three stations will add parking, for a total of 3,200 spaces along the route.
The parking garage at South 272nd Street is coming along nicely:
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More stories on Federal Way Link construction
Hopefully this isn't the first time you've run across our continuing coverage of this project.
Check out our past stories for more action shots and information.
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Four-year light rail outlook: where are we now, and where are we going?
More light rail to the north, south and west
Projects currently under construction or under contract will open 28 new light rail stations between now and 2024.
You can check our system expansion page for details on the overall regional expansion plan.