Acronyms
What does GAPS stand for?
Getting Around Puget Sound
What agency oversees the Community Van program?
King County Metro
How do the two Bellevue College ORCA programs work?
They double your money
How many volunteers helped us with events last year?
D - 26
Which Hopelink brochure do we give out the most?
Hopelink’s Medicaid Transportation brochure
What does ORCA stand for?
One Regional Card for All
In which cities does Hopelink coordinate a Community Van?
Duvall, Shoreline, and Lake Forest Park
What are the two Bellevue College ORCA programs?
Silver and Blue
How many GAPS events did our team go to?
A - 250
What is the current color of King County Metro’s bus maps?
Forrest Green
What does RRFP stand for?
Regional Reduced Fare Permit
How many miles did the Hopelink-run Community Vans drive last year?
C - 5060
What Buildings do we table in?
Buildings B & C
How many [non-ORCA Youth?] Clients did we reach last year?
B - 6492
What is the official name of our blue-colored resource map?
King County Accessible Travel Map
What does PTO stand for?
Public Transportation Orientation
How many Riders used the Hopelink-run Community Van last year?
D - 362
How many students did we reach last year?
B - 1373
What items do our Pedestrian Visibility Kits usually have in them?
Vests, bike lights, bag lights & slap bracelets; sometimes whistles for extra points
Name each of the main ORCA payment levels/programs
Adult, LIFT, RRFP Senior, RRFP Disability, & Youth
What does TA stand for?
Travel Ambassador trainings
Which cities across King County have currently-operating Community Van programs? (partial 50-point credits for each double-jurisdiction van that you only get one city for)
Duvall, Shoreline/Lake Forest Park, Kirkland/Kenmore, Bothell/Woodinville, and Vashon Island
What other agency sometimes tables with us?
ORCA To-Go
How many hours did volunteers serve with us?
C - 362
Which GAPS partner organization did we receive the most contacts from? We are not counting Bellevue College or ORCA Youth outreach
Sno-Valley Senior Center – 383!