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Cascades East Transit Announces Discontinuation of Redmond Flex Routes

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Source: Source Weekly

Cascades East Transit (CET) announced that Redmond Flex Routes A and B will end service on Friday, December 4, 2026, due to persistently low ridership despite expanded operating hours and targeted outreach efforts to increase awareness and utilization. As Redmond’s transportation needs evolve, CET is working with the City of Redmond to evaluate alternative service models and opportunities to better align transit resources with community needs. Feedback from residents will help inform future service planning and identify opportunities to improve transportation access. “While the Flex routes have not achieved the ridership needed to sustain operations, our commitment to serving Redmond remains strong,” said Andrea Wasilew, Outreach & Engagement Administrator for CET.

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