Monorail and Other Transit Links
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Seattle Area Monorail The Seattle Center MonorailThe monorail that has been operating in Seattle since 1962. The Seattle Monorail ProjectEstablished as the Seattle Popular Monorail Authority (SPMA) by a November 5, 2002 ballot measure to build a monorail system in Seattle. Now commonly known as the Seattle Monorail Project (SMP). The SPMA has shut down and the web site no longer works. 2045 SeattleA web site with the intention of gathering support to save the Green Line monorail project. Friends of the MonorailThis private non-profit organization promotes an expanded monorail system in Seattle. buildthemonorail.comA group that wants to see the monorail built. Citizens for King County MonorailA group promoting a system of monorail lines to connect suburbs of Seattle. The Seattle Monorail SwindleClaims that the Seattle Public Monorail Authority (SPMA) and various politicians and others conspired to kill the monorail project, thereby “swindling” the people of Seattle out of the Green Line monorail project that they had already approved five times, and is proposing a push to reinstate the Project. Light Rail Opponents CETA (Coalition for Effective Transportation Alternatives)Fighting to stop the light rail project and put the money to better use for alternative forms of transportation. |
Other Seattle Area Transit C-TransServes Clark County, Washington, way south of Seattle, at the southern border of Washington along the Columbia River, and north of Portland, Oregon. Clallum TransitServes Clallum County, Washington, northwest of Seattle, on the Olympic Peninsula. Community TransitServes Snohomish County, Washington (the next county north of Seattle) with extensive bus service. Everett TransitServes the city of Everett, Washington, about 30 miles (about 50 km.) north of Seattle. Grays Harbor TransitServes Grays Harbor County, West of Olympia and on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. Intercity TransitServes Thurston County (county seat, Olympia), about 60 miles south of Seattle and the next county south of Pierce County. Jefferson TransitServes Jefferson County, northwest of Seattle on the Olympic Peninsula. Kitsap TransitServes Kitsap County (county seat, Bremerton), west across Puget Sound from Seattle. Mason County Transportation AuthorityServes Mason County (county seat, Shelton), southwest from Seattle and west of Tacoma. Metro TransitServes King County, Washington (the county Seattle is in) with extensive bus service and the Waterfront Streetcar. Pierce TransitServes Pierce County, Washington (the next county south of Seattle), including the City of Tacoma, with extensive bus service. Sound TransitServes Snohomish, King and Pierce counties with high-speed rapid transit utilizing express busses, commuter trains, and now building a light rail line called Link. Trans-LinkPublic transportation for the Vancouver, B.C. area. Tri-MetPublic transportation for the Portland, Oregon area. Washington State FerriesProvides crossings of Puget Sound at various places APTA (American Public Transportation AssociationInformation about public transportation and links to many sites Routes InternationalLinks to many other transportation sites |
Monorail in Other Areas OPERATING: The Monorail SocietyAn international society of monorail boosters. This site is probably the world’s best monorail site, and tells about virtually all the world's monorails with links to most of them. Chongqing MonorailChongqing, China line opened in June 2005. Note: This site is in Chinese and opens very slowly. Las Vegas MonorailLas Vegas, Nevada, has a modern operating monorail line. Monorail MalaysiaMonorail Malasia operates a transit monorail system in Kuala Lumpur, using trains designed and built in Malaysia. Moscow, Russia, MonorailNote: This site is in Russian, but even if you can’t read Russian, the pictures are worth taking a look. Sentosa Express (Singapore)This monorail connects Singapore City with Sentosa resort, offshore.
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Colorado Monorail
From Denver International Airport into the Rockies!
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©2002 Robert M. Fleming Jr
This page was last updated on 14 September 2008.