
Author: Jeff Switzer, King County Metro
150 Posts


Feb. 15 snow update: More than three dozen bus routes remain on snow route; others returning to regular routes

Snow? Likely so. Tips on riding Metro in adverse weather

Have A Say: King County Metro seeks community input through route to recovery survey

Seattle moving to restore $23.7 million for transit service and projects

Troy McDowell named Metro Vehicle Maintenance Employee of the Year

Executive Constantine and Mayor Durkan announce Seattle voter-funded transit service contract; If approved by councils, riders to see service maintained and new benefits in September

King County Metro seeking community input on future RapidRide I Line in Renton, Kent, and Auburn

King County Metro 2021-22 budget adopted, delivering reliable transit service to the region

North Link Connections: Open houses Oct. 20, 27, and 29 to discuss changes to bus service in 2021

Which fare is right for you? King County and Sound Transit offer new subsidized annual pass for riders in greatest need

King County Metro’s COVID-19 response lays groundwork for region’s pandemic recovery

King County Metro proposed budget maintains region’s network, looks ahead to future growth

Sept. 19 service change: Options for suspended routes

Sept. 19 service change: Metro helping to prepare riders

COVID-19 update: Summer ridership remains steady, masks required when riding transit

Updates on Metro’s workforce

COVID-19 update: Ridership continues to grow gradually, masks required when riding transit

Metro reducing part-time driver workforce in August due to budget constraints

COVID-19 update: Increased ridership, restored trips, required masks and face coverings

Service ramping up June 22, but some routes remain cut: Updated options to help riders

King County Metro restores some transit service starting June 22

Metro plans September service change amid budget challengesÂ

COVID-19 ridership update: Ridership remains steady, fare suspension continues through June

COVID-19 ridership update: Masks required as region uses transit for essential trips

COVID-19 ridership update: Essential trips the focus of current transit service

COVID-19 ridership update: Metro continues to support the region’s needs for essential trips

COVID-19 update: Estimated weekday bus ridership for April 20-24 as Metro connects people to work and necessities

COVID-19 update: Estimated weekday bus ridership for April 13-17
