Who's line is it anyway?
This agency runs a majority of Seattle's bus lines, interoperating with several other regional systems.
What is King County Metro?
This transit agency runs ferries from downtown Seattle, Mukilteo, and other cities to various islands.
What is Washington State Ferries?
A fully at-grade type of transit on rails connected to overhead wires. Seattle has two of these!
What is a Streetcar?
This train line moves between Downtown Redmond and Lynwood.
What is the Link 2 Line?
This city calls its main heavy rail station "Pacific Central".
What is Vancouver?
The second-largest agency from which it derives its name, this national railway company is infamous for delayed and cancelled service.
What is Deutsche Ban?
This train line has weekday morning service from Everett to Seattle.
What is the Sounder N Line?
An electric bus powered by overhead catenaries, its name is a mash up of two other common forms of transit.
What is a Trolleybus?
This train line is Amtrak's most profitable.
What is the Acela Express?
This Oregon City is served by both the Amtrak Cascades and Empire Builder Lines.
What is Portland?
Using the Channel Tunnel from England to France, this transit group serves Western European countries with a logo that includes a six-pointed star in a circle.
What is the Eurostar Group?
The original 2009 Central Link alignment ran from Westlake Station to this station. A few months later, it would reach SeaTac airport.
What is Tukwilla International Boulevard Station?
The distinct two-word term for a fully grade-separated system used commonly throughout the world for urban transit.
What is Heavy Rail / Metro?
This train line connects Seattle or Portland to Chicago.
What is the Empire Builder Line?
This city was given the federal funding originally allocated to Seattle.
What is Atlanta?
One of the private company decendants of a formally public transit agency, it runs a bullet train south from the capital of its namesake archipelago country.
What is JR Central?
This currently deferred but planned Link station south of Seattle would have connected the link directly to Sounder Commuter Rail.
What is the Boeing Access Road Station?
This type of transit, found in places such as Portland and Phoenix, transports a small number of people along a suspendend cable.
What is a Gondola / Arial Tram?
When arriving at Narita Airport, take this line directly to Tokyo station for a quick trip into downtown.
What is the Narita Express?
This Washington City is the only one served by both branches of the Empire Builder Train.
What is Spokane?
A Rail Company similar to Amtrak, this agency runs trains across Canada; its name contains the word for track in some romance languages.
What is Via Rail?
These series of late 60s failed bond propositions would have funded rail in Seattle; the federal funds for the project eventually went to fund MARTA instead.
What is Forward Thrust?
This type of transit, common in mountainous regions, uses teeth to navigate passenger cars up steep inclines.
What is a Cog Railway?
Travel between Tokyo and Osaka currently takes two and a half hours. With this new maglev line, that time is expected to be cut to a single hour.
What is the Chuo Shinkansen?
This City is the French Terminus of the Channel Tunnel.
What is Calais?