Public Health In Seattle & King County's Access & Outreach
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About this resource
This program offers reduced fares for local residents whose household income does not exceed 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.
Enrollment Process: Individuals can call to find out about enrollment sites or to sign up via phone or online. Some details about enrollment locations can be found on the website.
Fare Structure: Reduced fares include $1.00 per trip on King County Metro buses for one- or two-zone travel at any time, $1.00 for Sound Transit Link light rail, free rides for youth under 18, $1.50 for Seattle Streetcar, $1.00 for Kitsap Transit, and $4.50 for the King County Water Taxi between Downtown Seattle and West Seattle, with various rates for Sound Transit Express bus and Sounder train trips depending on distance.
Who can use this
- The program is aimed at residents of King County but is accessible to anyone using Metro transit, with a household income requirement of 200% or less of the Federal Poverty Level, and citizenship status does not affect eligibility.
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Seattle, Washington
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