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Inside our region's biggest transit leap

Light rail just made history in the Puget Sound region. For the first time ever, Sound Transit’s Link 2 Line is running across a floating bridge over Lake Washington — connecting Snohomish County to the Eastside in a way that simply wasn’t possible before. So what does that mean for your commute, your concert plans, or your next trip across the region? In this episode of That Transit Show, we talk with Rachelle Cunningham, Public Information Officer at Sound Transit, about: • What it’s like to ride light rail across a floating bridge • How the 2 Line changes access between Snohomish County and the Eastside • What this expansion unlocks for commuters and event-goers • How regional transit investments are reshaping mobility in the Seattle area Whether you ride transit every day or you’re just curious about this milestone, this episode breaks down what the 2 Line means for you. Subscribe to That Transit Show for more stories about public transit in Snohomish County and across the Puget Sound region. ⸻ Chapters: 00:00 – A historic first: light rail on a floating bridge 02:15 – Meet Rachelle Cunningham, Sound Transit 05:40 – What the 2 Line connects today 09:10 – What it means for commuters and events 13:45 – The rider experience across Lake Washington 17:30 – The future of regional transit ⸻ That Transit Show is produced by Community Transit and highlights the people, services, and stories behind public transportation in Snohomish County. That Transit Show is a monthly YouTube show. Starting March 23, 2026, you can listen to That Transit Show wherever you get your podcasts. 🔔 Subscribe to stay updated on transit news and features! 👍 Like this video if you found it helpful! 💬 Comment below with your Tap to Pay questions! Community Transit serves Snohomish County with local and commuter bus service, Zip Shuttle microtransit, and paratransit options connecting riders throughout the region. Keywords: Sound Transit 2 Line, Link light rail, floating bridge light rail, Lake Washington light rail, Snohomish County transit, Seattle area transit, Eastside light rail, regional transportation, public transit Washington State, That Transit Show