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Check your trip: Rider tools available during winter weather, intermittent canceled trips

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Heading into winter months and facing some trip cancellations, we wanted to remind riders of the best tools to have handy.

Some of these tools are for planning ahead, and others are helpful while traveling.

Metro continues to operate an all-day, frequent regional network. We are committed to connecting our customers—including essential workers—to critical needs including groceries, medicine, and work. Even with staffing disruptions, we are delivering over 98% of our nearly 11,000 scheduled weekday trips.

Before you go, and when it snows

Snow on the street? There’s a good chance transit service could be disrupted.

Real-time (at your bus stop)

Our real-time updates can let you know when a bus trip is operating, when it is due to depart or if it was canceled due to weather or an operator shortage.

Canceled trips due to staffing availability

Metro is facing an intermittent shortage of available bus drivers amid a regional increase in COVID-19 cases, and King County Metro has recently had to cancel some weekday bus trips. We are still delivering 98% to 99% of scheduled service.

Metro is providing as much service as possible by also using backup drivers and drivers who can provide additional trips.

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