Routes 162, 177, 304, 320 ... stabilizes,” an online announcement of the cancellations reads. King County Metro recommends the Puget Sound Trip Planner for up-to-date announcements on route ...

The goal is to evaluate the best design to increase driver protection from assaults while maintaining passenger accessibility ...

SEATTLE - King County Metro will resume ... of fare collection on Oct. 1. Here are route revisions that took effect Sept. 19: New routes: 160, 161, 162, 165 & 184. Deleted routes: 158, 159 ...

Several King County Metro routes will be suspended Monday as a result of manufacturing issues in some buses. The suspended routes are routes 9, 15, 17, 18, 29, 64, 121, 162, 177, 301 and 304.

SEATTLE — King County Metro is cutting 20 routes this fall ... A Line to Link light railat Angle Lake Station, routes 150, 162, 165, 183 and Sounder. Metro said when it was deciding on which ...

SEATTLE — King County Metro announced Thursday it plans to suspend 20 routes and reduce the frequency of others starting in September. The agency said in a release that it focused on revising 20 ...

SEATTLE — Six King County Metro routes will be suspended between June 12 and June 16, and other individual weekday trips will be canceled between June 12 and Sept. 1 as the transit agency faces ...

SEATTLE - Starting Sept. 14, King County Metro will expand its bus service, including new routes and increased frequencies during nights and weekends. The service change aims to improve ...

King County Metro Transit, which already announced September service trims, couldn’t hang on that long before suspending six lines starting Monday, due to a shortage of bus drivers, maintenance ...

After 30 years of perfecting this routine as a part-time transit operator for King County Metro Transit, Janice appreciates the perks of driving a bus. And she especially likes the fact that it's ...

For more coverage, visit our complete coronavirus section here. Starting on June 22, King County Metro will restore 23 bus routes that were canceled in March and April due to the COVID-19 pandemic ...