How would Good To Go! work at new Fauntleroy ferry dock? Community Advisory Group to discuss next Wednesday

It’s the information long requested by the Community Advisory Group for the Fauntleroy ferry-dock replacement project – results of a study on how dock operations would work if the electronic pass Good To Go! is used. The CAG will finally get to hear about and discuss it next Wednesday (August 28). The online meeting also will include an update on how the project might change the Fauntleroy Way intersection at the dock entrance. The meeting at 6 pm Wednesday is open to community attendance; go here to register for the link. The CAG’s most-recent meeting was a little over a month ago (WSB coverage here). The project is still in a relatively early planning stage, with the new dock’s size and configuration yet to be chosen.

4 Replies to "How would Good To Go! work at new Fauntleroy ferry dock? Community Advisory Group to discuss next Wednesday"

  • Seattlite August 22, 2024 (5:45 pm)

    Interesting.  I have a Good To Go pass due to weekly travel through the SR 99 tunnels.  It is prepaid and convenient.  Hopefully, something similar can be figured out for the ferry riders.

  • redfolder August 22, 2024 (10:17 pm)

    Should it state next Wednesday (August 28th)?

    • WSB August 23, 2024 (12:26 am)

      Fixed, thanks.

  • Patrick August 23, 2024 (5:07 pm)

    That might be a good improvement to have Good to Go at the ferry dock. At the very least it would improve load times for vehicles.

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