Author: Jeff Switzer, King County Metro
138 Posts
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 challenges
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
Updated: Route temporarily canceled? Here’s help from transit planners
COVID-19 update: Further Metro service reductions begin Saturday, April 18, to support essential travel and transit workforce
COVID-19 update: Estimated bus ridership for April 6-10
COVID-19 update: Metro to distribute cloth face masks to frontline staff starting April 11
COVID-19 update: Estimated bus ridership down over 73%; latest ‘Reduced Schedule’ supports essential travel
COVID-19 update: Route temporarily canceled? Transit planners craft alternatives to help keep you moving
COVID-19 update: Further Metro and Sound Transit service reductions begin Monday, April 6, to support essential travel and transit workforce
COVID-19 update: Estimated bus ridership down 72% as people focus on ‘essential travel’
COVID-19 update: Estimated Metro ridership continues to drop as more follow ‘Stay Home’ direction
COVID-19 update: Use Text for Departures to see Reduced Service starting March 23
King County Metro to discontinue fare collections, direct riders to board buses at rear doors, beginning March 21
March 18 is Transit Driver Appreciation Day
