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Learn more about the benefit district and share your feedback
At their July 17 meeting, the Bellevue City Council formed a Transportation Benefit District. The benefit district can be used to fund the maintenance of transportation infrastructure and ongoing transportation capital programs throughout the city. Staff presented background information on Transportation Benefit Districts, why the city is pursuing a district and the timeline for formation at the June 12, 2023 council meeting.
 
There are upcoming webinars to learn more about the benefit district and ask questions. See the “How to get involved” section on the city’s webpage. There is also a survey open now until September 30. The questions focus on what areas of transportation maintenance and which transportation programs are most important to you
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Vanpool Ridership Minimum Raised to 5
Starting on July 1, 2023, King County Metro Vanpool / Vanshare reinstated 5+ ridership requirements. ?Metro supported 3+ full-time participants to form and maintain vanpools through the pandemic. ?Due to a significant increase in vanpool demand, Metro will increase ridership requirements to 5+ to maximize vehicle efficiency and serve more commuters. ?The deadline for existing groups to meet a minimum of five full-time participants is September 1, 2023, and Metro staff will be providing recruitment tips to vanpooling groups to help them meet required ridership requirements.
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Try Transit
New to transit? Through TryTranst! Choose Your Way Bellevue  will give you an ORCA card loaded with $25 in credit to help you get started.? We also provide custom commute assistance to help you navigate your trip or email us with any questions at info@cywb.org.?Enjoy your ride!
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