Between Uptown and Downtown: use the RapidRide D Line or routes 1, 2, 3, 4, or 13 and Seattle Monorail.Between Queen Anne, Uptown, and Downtown: use routes 1, 2, 3, 4, or 13.Between Ballard and West Nickerson Street: use Route 40 and routes 31 or 32 with a transfer at Fremont.Between Ballard and downtown Seattle: use the RapidRide D Line.From Westwood Village or along California Avenue SW, use the RapidRide C Line.In Arbor Heights and Arroyo Heights, use Route 21.From West McGraw Street or Condon Way West, use either the Route 24 or 33 between Magnolia and downtown Seattle via 28th Avenue West south of West Blaine Street or West Galer/West Garfield Street.On West Viewmont Way W, use the Route 24 between Magnolia and downtown Seattle.

From 24th Avenue NW, use the Route 40 between Ballard and downtown Seattle.From 32nd Avenue NW, use the Route 40 along 24th Avenue NW between Ballard and downtown Seattle.Along 15th Avenue NW, use the RapidRide D Line between Ballard and downtown Seattle.Between Rainier Valley and First Hill, use Link or routes 7 or 106 and transfer to/from the First Hill Streetcar or Route 60 at South Jackson Street and 12th Avenue South.Along Rainier Avenue South, use Routes 7 or 106.Along Greenwood Avenue North and/or Phinney Avenue North, use the Route 5 to/from downtown Seattle.Read more about our new safety partitions, mask availability and an overview of service change. We appreciate everyone continuing to follow the requirement to wear a mask on public transportation to limit the spread of COVID-19. Monday through Friday, and Metro’s trip planner is available online. Riders also can call customer service for trip planning assistance at 20 from 6 a.m. Metro transit planners have updated their tips and alternatives to help connect people to available public transportation options. 19, Metro will adjust service on routes in Seattle and King County, however some routes and trips remain canceled for the foreseeable future due to ridership and financial realities.

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