One week until the World Cup begins in Seattle, commuters and fans are preparing for transportation challenges, with Uber implementing surcharges for rides and Lime working with the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) on an operations plan.
Seattle commuters say they anticipate difficulty navigating the city, as transportation options will be limited due to the influx of visitors and potential street closures.
Getting around Seattle during the World Cup is expected to be a chore, prompting residents to consider alternative travel methods. As the city gears up for the international soccer matches, many will need to find efficient ways to access areas around the stadium…