Hopelink Travel Programs Partners with City of Tukwila to host "Tukwila Transit: Commute Options in South King County" Webinars
June 2, 2020
Hopelink Mobility will work alongside the City of Tukwila to discuss transit options in two webinars.
Hopelink Travel Programs will partner with the City of Tukwila to host two webinars that review commute options in South King County with a lens on the recent events shaping our mobility. The webinars will discuss Tukwila's SKC Trips transit demand management initiative, King County Metro's COVID-19 safety measures, and general commute options and trip planning tools available for those traveling in South King County.. This presentation hopes to connect travelers with information and equip them with resources to reduce drive-alone trips.
The webinars will be held on June 19th
and June 26th
from 10:30am to 12pm.
View the webinar flyer
and register now!
For questions and concerns, please contact Janie Walzer at GWalzer@hopelink.org.
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