King County Metro’s Ride2 Eastgate Shuttle Service Transitions to New App and Operator Starting February 25th, 2019
February 28, 2019
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King County Metro’s Ride2 Eastgate, an on-demand shuttle to and from the Eastgate Park and Ride, will shift its operator from Chariot to Hopelink as of Monday, Feb. 25. Also beginning on Monday, riders will need to begin using a new app, “Ride2 Transit,” in order to request rides from the service. Riders can download the new app now and get registered in preparation for the change. Standard Metro fares are also going into effect as of Feb. 25, after approximately three months of free trial.
Read the full story on the Metro Matters blog.
Visit the Ride2 pilot project web page to learn about service details and download the app.
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