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• From Jul. 22 through Sept. 30, Tukwila International Boulevard Station will have reduced parking capacity due to construction. Passengers may use Angle Lake Station for additional parking.
  
  Passengers can still access Tukwila International Boulevard Station during construction.
  
  The project will improve the drainage system for this station's stairwells.
  
  Parking capacity will be reduced due to equipment storage. Additional parking spaces can be found at Angle Lake Station.
  
  We apologize for any inconvenience. Subscribe to rider alerts for any changes.
  
• Pinehurst Station will open at the start of service on Wednesday, Sept. 30.
  
  The station will connect communities near NE 130th Street to the 1 and 2 Lines, with trains arriving every 4–5 minutes. Expected to serve approximately 3,400 riders, Pinehurst Station will provide convenient access to community resources, downtown Seattle, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, and local bus service.
• What’s happening in Seattle today could affect your travel. Plan ahead for additional travel time.
  
  Sounders FC vs Real Salt Lake - 6:30 p.m.
  Mariners vs Houston Astros - 7:10 p.m.
  
  Please plan ahead for additional travel time and anticipate crowds in stations, on platforms, in trains, and in parking facilities. On game days, parking facilities fill up quickly and earlier in the day. Plan accordingly to ensure you can secure parking.
• Angle Lake Station Garage - Elevator 2 unavailable until further notice due to maintenance.
  
  Please use the adjacent elevator to access parking garage levels.
• From Sept. 21 to Sept. 24, Sound Transit crews will perform overnight rail repair work just north of Othello Station. Work will take place from 1 a.m. to 4:15 a.m.
  
  Crews have identified a rail defect that requires a section of rail to be replaced. This maintenance will help maintain safe and reliable Link light rail operations.
  
  ? Overnight maintenance work, with crews and maintenance vehicles working near the tracks.
  ?Work schedule: Sept. 21–24; 1 a.m.–4:15 a.m.
  
  During this work, nearby neighbors may hear intermittent construction noise from equipment including a rail saw, impact wrench, grinder, chipping hammer and other tools. Neighbors may also see maintenance vehicles, work lights and crews working along the alignment.
  This work maintains a safe and reliable transit system for everyone who depends on Link every day.