Transportation
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The city has a wide variety of local and long-range transit
options. To plan travel or buy ticket you can visit https://www.soundtransit.org/tripplanner and https://kingcounty.gov/depts/transportation/metro.aspx
Rail
Streetcars are present in the city. One is in South Lake Union and the other is in First Hill. They arrive every 10-15 minutes.
Streetcars are present in the city. One is in South Lake Union and the other is in First Hill. They arrive every 10-15 minutes.
Link
Light Rail goes from University of Washington to Angle Lake Station. It makes
14 stops.
Sounder train travels between Lakewood and Seattle. All the major cities can be approached outside Seattle.
Monorail is a historical attraction. It provides a fun, quick, and convenient link between downtown Seattle and Seattle Center. It departs from Westlake Center Station and Seattle Center Station in every 10 minutes.
Sounder train travels between Lakewood and Seattle. All the major cities can be approached outside Seattle.
Monorail is a historical attraction. It provides a fun, quick, and convenient link between downtown Seattle and Seattle Center. It departs from Westlake Center Station and Seattle Center Station in every 10 minutes.
Amtrak
is a passenger railroad service that provides medium- and long-distance
intercity service.
Bus
King
County Metro Transit provides bus service in downtown Seattle.
Sound Transit also called “Red Line”, A light rail line that is part of Sound Transit’s Link light rail system. It stops 16 times between University of Washington and Angle Lake stations.
Community Transit a public transit option. It operates local bus, paratransit and vanpool service in Snohomish County, but also commuter buses to Downtown Seattle and University of Washington stations.
Sound Transit also called “Red Line”, A light rail line that is part of Sound Transit’s Link light rail system. It stops 16 times between University of Washington and Angle Lake stations.
Community Transit a public transit option. It operates local bus, paratransit and vanpool service in Snohomish County, but also commuter buses to Downtown Seattle and University of Washington stations.
Kitsap
Transit serves the public in Kitsap County, part of the Seattle metropolitan
area.
Pierce Transit operates fixed-route buses from Lakewood and Tacoma to Downtown Seattle.
Downtown Circular Bus has 7 stops and provides free rides for people living on low incomes. It makes trips through Yesler Way, 1st Ave, Virginia Street, Boren Ave.
Downtown Circular Bus has 7 stops and provides free rides for people living on low incomes. It makes trips through Yesler Way, 1st Ave, Virginia Street, Boren Ave.
Access
Bus Rides provides services to people who cannot use Metro’s fixed-route
system.
Water
Washington State Ferries provides the city with automobile and passenger ferry services. 22 ferries are operated and they are located around Puget Sound and the San Juan Islands.
Water Taxi provides fast ferry service. It operates two routes between Downtown Seattle, West Seattle. The West Seattle-Seattle route crosses Elliott Bay. The Vanshon Island-Seattle route between downtown Seattle waterfront and Vashon Island.
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