King County Metro’s bus service faces cuts
Establish a third fare zone
![A Metro bus driver makes his way down Fourth Avenue. [John Lok, The Seattle Times.]](http://seattletimes.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/northwestvoices/files/2013/07/salariessidebar18-300x200.jpg)
A Metro bus driver makes his way down Fourth Avenue. [John Lok, The Seattle Times.]
Again and again, King County Metro Transit whines for attention, threatening service cuts with its limited thinking and planning. [“Guest column: State’s inaction will force cuts to King County Metro’s bus service,” Opinion, July 12.]
Why does countywide bus service have only two fare zones? Why is the fare to White Center the same as that to Issaquah?
King County Metro Transit should have established a third fare zone long ago. It made sense 40 years ago. It makes more sense now.
Karen Clay, Seattle
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