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Bus service
Metro offers reliable and efficient bus service that operates in King County. With multiple service options like DART, Night Owl, RapidRide and Trailhead Direct, Metro provides accessible and convenient transportation for commuters and residents alike. Learn how to ride and explore the region with ease.
DART (Dial-A-Ride Transit)
A fixed-route transit service using smaller transit vehicles with the flexibility to perform a limited number of off-route deviations upon request.
Night Owl service
Metro’s Night Owl service runs between midnight and 5 a.m. every day and gives you the choices and peace of mind you need to travel to more places, more often, when you need to.
Developed in partnership with the City of Seattle, Metro Night Owl service is available on a variety of bus routes that serve downtown Seattle and many of its neighborhoods. There’s service to Sea-Tac Airport, too, and Auburn, Burien, Federal Way, Kent, Tukwila and Shoreline.
RapidRide
Metro's RapidRide buses offer a more frequent, more comfortable service. RapidRide is Metro’s highest level of investment in service, amenities, reliability, and innovation. RapidRide is easy—just show up and go!
SEA26 Match Day Shuttle
Metro’s Match Day Shuttle will run on a loop throughout downtown Seattle, connecting passengers between major locations during SEA26 soccer matches.
Trailhead Direct
Trailhead Direct is a pilot project co-led by King County Metro and King County Parks. This project seeks to ease vehicle congestion, reduce safety hazards and expand access to hiking destinations along I-90. The Trailhead Direct service runs on designated weekends and holidays.
Waterfront Shuttle
From May 21 through September 7, Metro's Waterfront Shuttle connects riders to major locations throughout downtown Seattle. Stops include the waterfront, Pioneer Square, Seattle Stadium and the International District.