Transit. Seattle has a wide variety of transit options, whether you're looking to travel on land or sea. While the City doesn't run the buses or light rail trains, we do work closely with other agencies to buy bus service, improve reliability, and make sure …

ORCA Regional Day Passes are accepted on bus, light rail, commuter rail, streetcar, and foot ferry services operated by Community Transit, Everett Transit, King County Metro, Kitsap Transit, Pierce Transit, and Sound Transit.

Feb 28, 2024 · Seattle – Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell submitted the recommended Seattle Transportation Plan to the City Council for their review, feedback, and adoption. The detailed plan outlines the vision for the city’s streets, sidewalks, and public areas for the next two decades, and was informed by two years of focused public involvement by the ...

The STP is a 20-year blueprint for Seattle’s transportation future. It includes an implementation strategy for how we’ll identify programs and projects, prioritize and fund them, and measure our progress.

Transit offers the best sustainable option for longer trips and will become even more convenient as new light rail services launch and bus services are redeployed to better get you where you want to go.

Jun 18, 2021 · During Ride Transit Month, we’re celebrating public transit in Seattle. Transit will play a key role in our COVID-19 recovery. Thanks to your Levy to Move Seattle and Seattle Transportation Benefit District dollars, we’re making transit improvements across the city.

Apr 4, 2024 · We’re excited to see investments in transit that will speed up buses and help more people access light rail. We look forward to working with the Mayor, Council, and advocates to strengthen this levy so that everyone in Seattle can walk, bike, roll, and take transit to get where they need to go.”

Jun 1, 2022 · What is the Seattle Transit Measure? The Seattle Transit Measure was passed in 2020 with over 80% of Seattle voters approving the measure. The program supports additional bus service from King County Metro on key transit routes in the city of Seattle.

•Transit ridership in Seattle followed national trends from 2020 through 2022 •A slow steady increase from about 30% to 60% of pre-Covid levels. •Lasting changes in the “peakiness” of ridership.

SDOT's Transportation Access Programs (TAP) provide affordable, safe, and equitable access to public transportation by providing transit resources and community-centered programming to diverse Seattle communities.