Redmond Community Van

Redmond Community Van Community Van is a rideshare program, driven by volunteer drivers. King County pays for gas, tolls, insurance, or maintenance. Riders pay transit fares.

Hopelink provides trip coordination in Redmond, Shoreline/ Lake Forest Park, and Duvall/Carnation

Support local farmers and make the most of the final days of summer! Ride a Community Van to farmers markets, festivals,...
08/31/2026

Support local farmers and make the most of the final days of summer! Ride a Community Van to farmers markets, festivals, and other seasonal destinations. King County Metro’s Community Van is an affordable shared-ride program driven by volunteers and operated by Hopelink in Redmond, Sammamish, Shoreline, the Snoqualmie Valley, and Tukwila. Become a Community Van volunteer driver and drive your friends, family, neighbors, coworkers, or other community members to the places they want to go. Riders pay only the standard public transit fare, while King County Metro covers the insurance, maintenance, gas, and tolls. To learn more, call (425) 943-6721, text 833-202-3779, or email [email protected].

The Community Van Team (and Rucky the Seattle Seawolves Rugby team mascot) were in Tukwila last Saturday at the Touch a ...
08/27/2026

The Community Van Team (and Rucky the Seattle Seawolves Rugby team mascot) were in Tukwila last Saturday at the Touch a Truck event. Kids enjoyed the wheelchair ramp access in the van. Did you know that our 6-person vans are wheelchair compliant? It was great to connect with the attendees and introduce the Community Van program. Tukwila Touch-A-Truck is an annual family-friendly community event where residents can explore local service vehicles and learn about community resources.
King County Metro's Community Van is a shared-ride program driven by volunteers. Hopelink partners with King County Metro to operate the program in Redmond, Sammamish, Shoreline, the Snoqualmie Valley, and Tukwila. To learn more, call (425) 943-6721, text 833-202-3779, or email [email protected].

Hopelink Community Van Story: Mobility, Access & Time Together. Here’s what one Community Van rider shared: "We cannot a...
08/12/2026

Hopelink Community Van Story: Mobility, Access & Time Together. Here’s what one Community Van rider shared: "We cannot afford a wheelchair van right now, so Community Van is the only way our adult son can reach many places in his power wheelchair. The program makes a tremendous difference in his ability to get to medical appointments and participate in occasional activities with the family."
King County Metro's Community Van is a shared-ride program driven by volunteers. Hopelink partners with King County Metro to operate the program in Redmond, Sammamish, Shoreline, the Snoqualmie Valley, and Tukwila. Become a Community Van volunteer driver and drive your friends, family, neighbors, coworkers, or other community members to the places they want to go. Riders pay only the standard public transit fare, while King County Metro covers the insurance, maintenance, gas, and tolls. To learn more, call (425) 943-6721, text 833-202-3779, or email [email protected].

Meet the Community Van Program staff at Hopelink. This small but mighty team works behind the scenes to make trips happe...
07/30/2026

Meet the Community Van Program staff at Hopelink. This small but mighty team works behind the scenes to make trips happen for you all, with the help of our fabulous volunteers! Pictured from Left to Right: Mackenzie, Stephanie and Chitra. Not pictured: Cameron
Hopelink, in partnership with King County Metro, operates the Community Van program in Redmond, Sammamish, Shoreline–Lake Forest Park, Snoqualmie Valley, and Tukwila. This program is made possible through the dedication of our volunteers and community partners.
Contact us by phone (425) 943-6721, text 833-202-3779, or email [email protected] to find out how you can make your next trip happen!

Community Van is a volunteer-driven transportation program that helps people get where they need to go.  Becoming a volu...
07/24/2026

Community Van is a volunteer-driven transportation program that helps people get where they need to go.

Becoming a volunteer driver is as easy as 1-2-3!

Step 1: Submit an Online Driver Application
Complete the online application. Most applications are processed and approved within 1–2 weeks.
Step 2: Attend a 45-Minute In-Person Van Training
Learn how to access the van and lockboxes, secure a wheelchair, complete a trip log, and become familiar with the vehicle.
Step 3: Complete a One-Hour Online Orientation
Take the self-paced online orientation covering driver safety, program guidelines, and best practices.
Final Step: You're Approved to Drive!

Once approved, you can borrow a Community Van and provide rides for your family, friends, neighbors, coworkers, and other members of your community. Community Vans can be used for trips anywhere within approximately a two-hour driving distance. As a volunteer driver, you ride for free. Riders pay regular public transit fares, and youth ride free. We cover the cost of gas, tolls, maintenance, and insurance—so you can focus on helping your community get where they need to go.

Call us at (425) 943-6721, text 833-202-3779, or email [email protected].

Hopelink Community Van Story. LouAnn Ballew, a rider from Redmond says: “Requesting and using the community van was a si...
07/16/2026

Hopelink Community Van Story. LouAnn Ballew, a rider from Redmond says: “Requesting and using the community van was a simple and easy process. The CV team and our driver, Endy, were wonderful to work with. Our trip to the Skagit Valley Renaissance Fair was so enjoyable, we have it on our calendars for next year.”
King County Metro's Community Van is a shared-ride program driven by volunteers. Hopelink partners with King County Metro to operate the program in Redmond, Sammamish, Shoreline, the Snoqualmie Valley, and Tukwila. Become a Community Van volunteer driver and drive your friends, family, neighbors, coworkers, or other community members to the places they want to go. Riders pay only the standard public transit fare, while King County Metro covers the insurance, maintenance, gas, and tolls. To learn more, call (425) 943-6721, text 833-202-3779, or email [email protected].

Summer is in full bloom, and blueberry season has begun! Looking for a fun and affordable way to visit local blueberry f...
07/09/2026

Summer is in full bloom, and blueberry season has begun! Looking for a fun and affordable way to visit local blueberry farms, parks, beaches, festivals, or other summer destinations? Community Van can help get you there. King County Metro's Community Van is a shared-ride program driven by volunteers. Hopelink partners with King County Metro to operate the program in Redmond, Sammamish, Shoreline, the Snoqualmie Valley, and Tukwila. Become a Community Van volunteer driver and drive your friends, family, neighbors, coworkers, or other community members to the places they want to go. Riders pay only the standard public transit fare, while King County Metro covers the insurance, maintenance, gas, and tolls. To learn more, call (425) 943-6721, text 833-202-3779, or email [email protected].

07/01/2026

Happy Independence Day from the Hopelink Community Van Team! We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend. King County Metro’s Community Van program provides shared-ride transportation that helps fill local travel gaps 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Hopelink, in partnership with King County Metro, operates the program in Redmond, Sammamish, Shoreline–Lake Forest Park, Snoqualmie Valley, and Tukwila. This program is made possible through the dedication of our volunteers and community partners.
As we celebrate America's 250th anniversary, we honor the values of freedom, service, and community that bring people together. From all of us at the Community Van team, thank you for helping create connections every day. We wish you a happy, safe, and memorable Independence Day!

Oh the places you'll go! Inspired by Community Van riders, would you rather go to the Seafair 4th of July, Snohomish Bal...
06/26/2026

Oh the places you'll go! Inspired by Community Van riders, would you rather go to the Seafair 4th of July, Snohomish Balloon Days or other wonderful places this summer? Community Van can help you get there. Trips like these are made possible thanks to our amazing volunteer drivers. Become a Community Van volunteer driver, and you can drive your friends, family, neighbors, and anyone you want. You can also provide rides to those in need, helping support their independence and mobility. Want to request a ride or become an approved driver? Call us at (425) 943-6721, text 833-202-3779, or email [email protected].

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8990 154th Avenue NE
Redmond, WA
98052

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