Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The University Link Extension, also referred to as University Link and U Link, is a future 3.15-mile (5.07 km) underground light rail extension of Sound Transit's Link Light Rail system in Seattle, Washington. The line will extend the existing Central Link line from downtown Seattle to the University of Washington via Capitol Hill. The $1.9 billion project was approved by the Federal Transit Administration in November 2006. Construction began in late 2008, completion of the University Link Tunnel excavation occurred in July 2013.The extension will open on March 19, 2016, over six months ahead of the original schedule and $150 million under budget."@en }
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- University_Link_Extension abstract "The University Link Extension, also referred to as University Link and U Link, is a future 3.15-mile (5.07 km) underground light rail extension of Sound Transit's Link Light Rail system in Seattle, Washington. The line will extend the existing Central Link line from downtown Seattle to the University of Washington via Capitol Hill. The $1.9 billion project was approved by the Federal Transit Administration in November 2006. Construction began in late 2008, completion of the University Link Tunnel excavation occurred in July 2013.The extension will open on March 19, 2016, over six months ahead of the original schedule and $150 million under budget.".
- Q3491745 abstract "The University Link Extension, also referred to as University Link and U Link, is a future 3.15-mile (5.07 km) underground light rail extension of Sound Transit's Link Light Rail system in Seattle, Washington. The line will extend the existing Central Link line from downtown Seattle to the University of Washington via Capitol Hill. The $1.9 billion project was approved by the Federal Transit Administration in November 2006. Construction began in late 2008, completion of the University Link Tunnel excavation occurred in July 2013.The extension will open on March 19, 2016, over six months ahead of the original schedule and $150 million under budget.".