Transportation benefits for King County employees
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Transit
Leave your car at home. Buses, light rail, Sounder trains, and the Seattle Streetcar provide reliable, consistent, and relaxing ways to get to work. If you’re a King County employee eligible for commute benefits, your employee ID/ORCA card pays your fare on the following regular services:
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Vanpool
Direct, flexible, and cost-effective. Transit agencies provide the van, gas, isurance, and maintenance. You choose the route and schedule, and provide drivers and riders (or join an existing group). Your ID/ORCA card covers up to $45/month of your vanpool fare.
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Bike or walk
Good for your carbon footprint and your waistline. Employees who work outside downtown Seattle and commute primarily by bike or walking can earn a monthly incentive worth $20.
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Use your bike to connect to transit and get the best of both worlds. All local buses, plus Link light rail and Sounder trains, have bike racks or spaces. You can also have one added to a vanpool van
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Carpool
Flexibility and savings. Employees who work outside of downtown Seattle and commute primarily by carpool can earn a monthly incentive worth $20.
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Boats
Walk-on, congestion-free commuting with a view. The King County Water Taxi and Kitsap Transit Foot Ferry accept the King County Employee ID/ORCA card as fare payment.
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