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Riders will have to pay to use the Tacoma Link in 2022. Here’s what it could cost Allison Needles, The News Tribune © Joshua Bessex, The News Tribune The Tacoma Link Light Rail passes onto Pacific Avenue in Tacoma, Wash., on Monday, March 22, 2021.
Since 2003, riders of Tacoma’s light rail link haven’t had to pay fare for their trip.
That will change next year.
Sound Transit decided in 2016 to develop a fare proposal that will take effect when the Tacoma Link expands service into the Stadium District and Hilltop neighborhood.
The expansion, called the Hilltop Tacoma Link Extension project, is expected to open in May 2022, adding 2.4 miles to the route with six new stations.
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Riders soon will have more public transportation options as buses, trains and ferries in the Puget Sound region are returning to full capacity and opening all seats starting in July.
Gov. Jay Inslee is dropping state social distancing restrictions for transit as part of his decision to reopen the state. Passengers still must wear masks on transit and at indoor transit facilities in compliance with the federal Transportation Security Administration (TSA) mandate. Passengers also must continue to maintain a six-foot distance from bus drivers, except when paying fare.
The following agencies are removing signs or barriers that have blocked off seats during the pandemic: Community Transit, Everett Transit, King County Metro, Kitsap Transit, Pierce Transit, Sound Transit, and Washington State Ferries.