Hopelink Travel Programs to Co-Host "Redmond Rebound: A Discussion about Streets, Transit, and Trails" Panel
June 2, 2020
Hopelink Mobility will support GRTMA to co-host a transit discussion panel on July 30th!
Hopelink Travel Programs and Greater Redmond Transportation Management Association (GRTMA) are partnering to host a panel of speakers representing Redmond leaders, businesses, nonprofits, and transportation stakeholders to encourage an open dialogue about returning to transit. The panel, called Remond Rebound: A Discussion about Streets, Transit, & Trails, will discuss transportation access during and after COVID-19, the impacts of various sectors, city responses, and more. The event will be hosted remotely via Zoom on July 30th at 11am.
Join the webinar by registering now! And view the event flyer
for more details.
For questions and concerns, contact Camille Heatherly at CHeatherly@hopelink.org.
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