According to a recent LinkedIn post from Circuit, the company has launched RedLink, a 100% electric microtransit service in Redmond, Washington. The service is described as offering flexible first- and last-mile connections between several Redmond neighborhoods and the region’s growing light rail network.
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The post highlights that RedLink operates a fully electric fleet, including Volkswagen ID. Buzz vehicles, GEM cars, and ADA-accessible options. Coverage by outlets such as GeekWire and Mass Transit magazine is cited, suggesting early media visibility for the deployment.
For investors, the launch suggests Circuit is deepening its presence in municipal microtransit and positioning its platform as a complement to large-scale rail investments. If adopted broadly, similar partnerships could expand recurring revenue opportunities tied to city transit budgets.
The focus on fully electric vehicles and accessibility may also strengthen Circuit’s alignment with sustainability and equity goals that are increasingly important in public-sector procurement. As more cities confront first- and last-mile challenges, this Redmond deployment could serve as a reference case that informs Circuit’s competitive standing in the urban mobility sector.