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 Inside Transportation on
King County
Civic Television (KCTV)
Inside Transportation for
Sept.-Oct. 2005
Inside Transportation is a
half-hour program designed to help you understand how the King County Department of Transportation serves the public and how to take advantage of the transportation options available to you. It is a presentation
of the King County Department of Transportation Public Affairs Unit. "Inside Transportation" airs on King County Civic Television (KCTV) Tuesday nights at 5 p.m., Wednesday
nights at 7 p.m., and various other times during the week.
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Downtown Buses
– Metro Transit
and its partners have made many changes to bus stops and routes on surface
streets in downtown Seattle because of the Sept. 24th transit tunnel
closure. Metro experts offer tips and information for riders adapting
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New Elliott Bridge – The King County Road Services Division has
officially opened the new Elliott Bridge near Renton. Find out what makes it a
bigger, stronger and safer bridge, as well as what happens to the old Elliott
Bridge. Bridge experts also discuss the status of other bridge projects in
the county.
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Blue Angels at KCIA –
When the United States Navy's Blue Angels
precision flying team visits the Seattle area, they always make King County
International Airport their home base. This year the Blue Angels brought
along their newest flight simulator and gave flight enthusiasts at the airport a
sneak preview before the start of Seafair festivities.
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All electric trolley buses –
Instead of retiring a generation of dual
powered diesel-electric buses, Metro mechanics are converting the buses to
electric power only and adding years to their life as trolley buses in the
downtown Seattle area.
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You can
request this program be shown for you by contacting
KCTV at 206-296-0300 or e-mailing them at
kctv@metrokc.gov. You can
view KCTV on these channels:
- Comcast Cable
Services — Channel 22 in most areas of King County
- Millennium Digital Media — Channel 72 or 80 in downtown Seattle and lower Queen Anne.
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