Visit the Redmond Transit Fair on Dec. 12
November 27, 2019
Hopelink Mobility Management and partners are hosting a transit fair in Redmond on December 12th!
Hopelink Mobility Management is hosting a transit fair to provide information and resources on mobility options in the Redmond area. Different regional providers -- like Sound Generations, Lime, the City of Redmond, and more -- will be there to answer questions and share about their services. This event aims to increase awareness of transportation services in Redmond. Light refreshments and booth prizes will be provided, as well as gift cards for riding transit to the first 15 attendees! View the flyer
for more information.
Date & Time:
Thursday, December 12th from 3-5pm
Location:
Redmond Regional Library (15990 NE 85th St, Redmond, WA 98052)
This location is accessible via bus routes 545, 542, and the B Line.
To get involved with hosting, learn more information on the event, or to request transportation or accessibility accommodations, contact Camille Heatherly at CHeatherly@hopelink.org.
To stay informed on other happenings on the Eastside, visit the Eastside Easy Rider Collaborative (EERC) webpage
on this site.
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