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Quick Links

• Seattle Service Maps
• Seattle Bus Stops
• Bikes Downtown

Community Transit has 19 express bus routes offering more than 125 roundtrips each weekday between Snohomish County neighborhoods and downtown Seattle. Free park & ride lots throughout Snohomish County make it easy to catch a bus and avoid I-5 traffic.

Buses use the HOV (carpool) lanes and have priority on Seattle streets, saving you time as well as money and stress.

Most downtown trips are during peak hours (6-8 a.m. and 3-6 p.m.); depending on the bus route there are anywhere from two to 10 trips an hour. Off-peak service is also available for those late mornings, days you need to get home early or evenings you want to stay in Seattle (see Route 414 and Sound Transit Express Routes 510 and 511).

Once in Seattle, many Community Transit passengers transfer to King County Metro Transit buses to complete their trip to First Hill, South Lake Union, Belltown or other destinations. Community Transit has separate commuter service from Snohomish County to the University of Washington and to Redmond and Overlake on the eastside.

To plan a bus trip anywhere in the Puget Sound region, simply click on Trip Planner at the top of the page and enter your starting point and destination.

Community Transit commuter fares are based on distance passengers boarding in south Snohomish County pay $3 per trip; passengers in north and east county pay $3.75 (Routes 421, 422, 424, 425).

Many Downtown Seattle employers offer incentives for employees to carpool or take transit such as a FlexPass or Puget Pass valid on buses throughout the region. Check with your employer to find out if they offer transit incentives.

Downtown Seattle Routes

To view bus schedules and maps for the following downtown Seattle routes, click on the route number, then smile & ride!

Neighborhood	Serving Routes
Bothell	435
Brier	477
Edmonds	404, 405, 406, 416
S. Everett	410, 411, 412, 414
Lake Stevens	425
Lynnwood	401, 402, 413, 414, 415
Marysville	421, 422
Mays Pond	435
Mill Creek	412, 414
Monroe	424
Mountlake Terrace	408, 414, 477
Mukilteo	417
Silver Firs	412
Snohomish	424
Stanwood	422

Bikes Downtown

Between 6 a.m. and 7 p.m., bikes may only be loaded or unloaded at a route’s first or last stop in or near the Ride Free Area. Stops permitting bike loading and unloading during these hours are listed below.

• Stewart St & 9th Ave
• Stewart Street & 7th Ave
• Stewart St & Yale
• Olive Way & Terry Ave
• Howell St & 9th Ave
• Howell St & Yale Ave
• Pike & 6th Ave
• 2nd Ave S Ext & Washington St
• 4th Ave S & S Jackson St
• 5th Ave & James St
• 5th Ave & Jefferson St
• 4th Ave S & S Royal Brougham Way
• 6th Ave S & S Royal Brougham Way

Downtown Seattle Bus Stops

Click one of the following route lists to view.

Routes 401, 402, 404, 405, 408, 410, 411, 415, 417, 422, 424

Routes 406, 412, 413, 416, 421, 425, 435, 477

Route 414

Sound Transit ST Express Routes 510, 511, 513