Things are changing at Metro. Find out what you need to know – how to pay, traveling in downtown, new RapidRide services, and getting around using your neighborhood network.
The Ride Free Area in downtown Seattle ends 9/29/12. Learn more about how the changes affect you, how to ride, check out the area map, and read the FAQ's.
An ORCA card helps make fare payment faster for you and for the whole system. Use the "E-purse" like cash or add a pass. Transfers are built-in. It's good on buses, trains and ferries.
Metro and other Transit agencies are changing to a pay-on-entry system throughout King County, including in downtown Seattle. Bus riders will enter and pay at the front door and be encouraged to exit from the back door.
New RapidRide service serving West Seattle and Ballard/Crown Hill runs so often you don't need a schedule. These bus lines are more efficient, offer more connections, less waiting and more frequent service.
With the new RapidRide lines C & D (Ballard and West Seattle) beginning in September, Metro is updating transit networks in many neighborhoods. There are new routes, new route numbers, and other revisions to make getting around more efficient and convenient.
For service changes in areas like: Ballard, West Seattle, SODO, Georgetown, and much more discover your network .
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