Meanwhile, Sound Transit's board late last week identified a preferred alternative for the light-rail route and station locations for the Ballard Link Extension. One technology, based on real-time video analytics and using artificial intelligence, would broadcast real-time safety messages to bicyclists and pedestrians, connected vehicles, warning devices and advanced transportation controllers. The "Rainier Valley Safe" project will evaluate a series of technologies to improve community safety. Way South, Sound Transit officials said in a press release. Department of Transportation awarded the grant through the Strengthening Mobility and Revolutionizing Transportation (SMART) program, which will enable the agencies to plan, implement and evaluate new technologies to improve safety along Martin Luther King Jr.
Sound Transit and the Seattle Department of Transportation have received a $2 million federal grant to improve safety along the Link light-rail corridor in Rainier Valley.
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