Sound Transit’s long-delayed 2 Line set to open across Lake Washington, expanding the network to 63 miles after years of construction setbacks.
SEATTLE — Starting Saturday morning at 10 a.m., western Washington commuters will be able to travel across Lake Washington via light rail.
The long delayed 2 Line will officially be in service, running all the way from Redmond through Seattle to Lynnwood.
The line has faced years-long delays from a variety of issues, finally opening almost two decades after residents voted to make it happen.
Here’s what to know about the opening and changes to the light rail system.
