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Regional Transit Map Book? Central Puget Sound Service Area Whether You’Re Going Five Miles Or 50 Miles, the Regional Map REGIONAL MAP BOOK TRANSIT FEB 2014 SOUND TRANSIT & CONNECTING TRANSIT SERVICES INSIDE: Bus, commuter train, light rail and ferry route maps for King, Pierce and Snohomish counties 22 Pierce County Pierce County Transit Providers 23 Downtown Tacoma Bus Routes & Hours of Service Amtrak Regional Trip Planner N Stadium amtrakcascades.com Monday–Friday Sat Sun Monday–Friday Sat Sun N 4th St 800-USA-RAIL website: Wy S Schuster Pkwy 0 ¼ PM PM PM PM PM PM AM PM 13 AM PM TacomaN 1st St MIDN MIDN –3 –6 –6 –3 –6 –6 –9 –7 –9 –7 – Ave N Mile Fractions – Community Transit soundtransit.org PM N G St PM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM PM PM 3 3 9 6 6 9 6 6 6 Route Number & Description Route Number & Description 6 7 7 communitytransit.org Commencement 11 Division Ave Sound Transit 409 Puyallup–Sumner •••••• 425-353-RIDE (7433) / 800-562-1375 (711 TTY) S 1st St 14 Bay 566 Auburn–Overlake 410 112th St 16 11 •••• •••••• Everett Transit S 2nd St 574 Lakewood–Sea-Tac Airport •••••• 495 South Hill Mall– Puyallup •• everetttransit.org 13 577 Federal Way–Seattle 497 Lakeland Hills 425-257-7777 (425-257-7778 TTY) Middle Waterway •••• •• S 3rd St 14 Wright 16 578 Puyallup–Seattle ••••• 500 Federal Way •••••• Find-A-Ride S Stadium Wy S 4th St St Helens Ave S Broadway Market Street findaride.org Fawcett Ave Park Court C 501 Milton–Federal Way Court D 586 Tacoma–University District ••• •••••• & S 9th Street 800-201-4900 (800-713-6030 TTY) S 5th St 590 Tacoma–Seattle •• Intercity Transit Court F Court 1 13 45 Intercity Transit 2 14 57 592 Olympia/DuPont–Seattle •• 603 Tacoma–Lakewood–Olympia Express •••• 6th Ave 3 16 102 intercitytransit.com 1 S Ave Tacoma T 594 Lakewood–Seattle 605 Tacoma–Lakewood–Lacey–Olympia Express S Yakima Ave Yakima S S G St G S •••••• •••• 360-786-1881 / 800-287-6348 (360-943-5211 TTY) h S 7th St e S Baker St a 595 Gig Harbor–Seattle •• 609 Lakewood–Olympia/Tumwater Express •••• Dock St Island Transit F o E 7th St 596 Bonney Lake–Sumner 612 Tacoma–Lakewood–Lacey–Olympia Express S 8th St s •• •••• islandtransit.org s E F St W E E St 360-678-7771 / 360-321-6688 / 800-240-8747 (800-833-6384 TTY) 45 E D St Pierce Transit 620 Tacoma Mall TC–Lakewood–Lacey–Olympia Express •• S 9th St Theater District a t 57 e 1 6th Ave–Pacific Ave King County Metro Jefferson Transit Market St Market E 11th St Tacoma C Court r •••••• 102 Link w jeffersontransit.com Municipal S 10th St a 2 S 19th St–Bridgeport Way •••••• RapidRide Line 45 Court 594 y 800-371-0497 S 11th Ct A Federal Way–Tukwila 28 S 11th St E 11th St 3 Lakewood–Tacoma •••••• •••••• S Commerce St Commerce S King County Metro 102 Tacoma Public St Paul Ave 10 Pearl St ••••• 118 Tahlequah–Vashon–Downtown Seattle •••• Bates Library, S 12th St Commerce St Transfer Area metro.kingcounty.gov 590 11 Pt Defiance ••••• 152 Auburn–Downtown Seattle •• Technical Main 594 590 11 28 48 400 603 206-553-3000 / 800-542-7876 (711 TTY) College Library 2 594 S 13th St A St A 13 N 30th St 164 Green River Community College–Kent Station Court A Court 594 14 42 57 500 605 •••• ••••• North 28 2 16 45 102 501 612 Kitsap Transit Campus 3 14 Proctor District 173 Federal Way TC–Boeing Industrial–Federal Center South •• Court F Court Tacoma •••• kitsaptransit.org Convention 16 UPS–TCC •••••• 177 Federal Way/S 320th St Park & Ride–Downtown Seattle •• 360-377-BUSS / 800-501-7433 45 S 15th StCenter Tacoma Ave S Ave Tacoma S Broadway S E 15th St 28 S 12th St 178 S Federal Way P&R–Federal Way TC–Downtown Seattle E J St J E •••••• •• ORCA Market St Market Convention Center E F St S 16th St Ave Fawcett 603 41 Portland Ave •••••• 179 Twin Lakes Park & Ride–Downtown Seattle •• orcacard.com Court E Court 13 605 888-988-6722 (711 TTY) 14 42 McKinley Ave •••••• 180 Southeast Auburn–Kent Station–SeaTac–Burien TC •••••• S 17th St 612 St Dock Court C Court Pacific Ave Pacific S Commerce St Commerce S 45 Yakima ••••• 181 Twin Lakes P&R–Auburn Stn–Green River CC •••••• Pierce County Ferry System 3 705 Tacoma Dome co.pierce.wa.us/ferry S 18th St S 18th St 2 Station (North) 48 Sheridan–M St 182 Northeast Tacoma–Federal Way Transit Center 26 •••••• ••••• 253-588-1950 1 574 14 501 S 19th St 51 Union Ave •••••• 183 Federal Way Transit Center–Star Lake–Kent Station •••• 2 48 53 586 41 603 Pierce Transit 41 41 University 590 102 605 52 TCC–Tacoma Mall •••••• 186 Enumclaw–Auburn Station •• piercetransit.org S 20th St Union 42 42 594 400 612 of Washington, 102 102 53 University Place •••••• 187 Federal Way Transit Center–Twin Lakes •••••• 253-581-8000 / 800-562-8109 (711 TTY) Tacoma Station 13 500 S 21st St 400 400 54 38th St 193 Federal Way Park & Ride–First Hill 500 500 509 •••••• •• Rideshare 45 501 501 41 55 Tacoma Mall–Parkland 197 Twin Lakes Park & Ride–University District rideshareonline.com Tacoma E 21st St •••••• •• S 23rd St 590 400 888-814-1300 (800-833-6388 TTY) 594 594 Dome 500 Amtrak 56 56th St ••••• 952 Auburn–Boeing Everett •• S 23rd St S 23rd St 13 St D E A St A Station 501 Jefferson Ave Station Dial-a-Ride Transit (DART) Seattle Center Monorail 605 14 57 Tacoma Mall •••••• (North) Puyallup Ave seattlemonorail.com S 24th St 62 Northeast Tacoma 901 Mirror Lake–Federal Way Transit Center E J St J E •• •••••• S G St G S 206-905-2620 HoodSt South 25th Fawcett Ave Fawcett 903 Twin Lakes–Federal Way Transit Center S Yakima Ave Yakima S 100 Gig Harbor Tacoma Ave S Ave Tacoma Tacoma E 25th St •••••• •••••• S 25th St Link 574 Seattle Streetcar S C St C S Dome Sndr 102 Gig Harbor Express 910 North Auburn–The Outlet Collection Seattle •• E G St G E •• 26 3 S 26th St Tacoma 603 102 E 26th St seattlestreetcar.org 48 St F E 45 26 102 Dome 605 202 72nd St •••••• 915 Enumclaw–Auburn Station ••• 206-553-3000 / 800-542-7876 (711 TTY) S 27th St S 27th St Station 612 204 Lakewood–Parkland 917 Pacific & Algona–Auburn Station 605 •••••• •••• Skagit Transit (South) E 27th St Wiley Ave S 28th St St D E 206 Pacific Hwy–Tillicum •••••• 919 Southeast Auburn–Auburn Park & Ride •• skagittransit.org S Tacoma Wy Tacoma Dome Tacoma Station (South) 360-757-4433 / 877-584-7528 3 S 29th St 212 Steilacoom •••••• Dome Sounder S D St D S Sound Transit 48 102 102 42 214 Washington •••••• S 30th St Tacoma Link soundtransit.org 5 574 42 220 Lakewood–North Tacoma •••••• 574 594 888-889-6368 (711 TTY) 574 603 592 Upper E 31st St Mc 300 S Tacoma Way •••••• 45 592 605 kinl St e St J E Delin St 595 E D St y W Park St I E Washington State Ferries 594 612 574 E 32nd St y 400 Puyallup-Downtown Tacoma •••• S D St D S S C St C S E G St G E E E St E E E F St F E wsdot.wa.gov/ferries Ave 5 595 1 594 Mckinley E 402 Meridian •••••• 888-808-7977 (800-833-6385 TTY) 48 53 S Wright Ave 7 E Wright Ave What is the M APS & TABLES Regional Transit Map Book? Central Puget Sound Service Area Whether you’re going five miles or 50 miles, the Regional Map . Page 2 Central Puget Sound network of coordinated public Snohomish County transportation options is ready to take you there. County Map. 4 Downtown Everett Map. 6 This guide will help you find the bus, train or ferry Bus Routes & Hours of Service . 6 (or combination) that best meets your travel needs. Lynnwood Vicinity Map . 7 Relax – we’ll do the driving. North King County / Seattle County Map. 8 Get started Downtown Seattle Map. 10 Bus Routes & Hours of Service . 10 To plan your trip, find your starting place on a map in this guide. East King County Maps show bus routes that serve each location, followed by infor- County Map. .12 mation about each route. Maps also show other transit facilities, Downtown Bellevue Map . 14 including train stations, ferry terminals and airports. For more Bus Routes & Hours of Service . 14 details, try the Regional Trip Planner or contact the service pro- Downtown Redmond / Overlake Map . 15 vider – phone numbers and websites are listed on the back page. Issaquah Map. .15 South King County Pay for your ride County Map . 16 Burien–Renton Corridor Map . 18 Your cost to ride the bus or train can vary by type of service, tran- Bus Routes & Hours of Service . 19 sit provider, time of day and length of trip. Children, seniors and Pierce County those with disabilities usually pay less than adults. To find the fare County Map . 20 for your trip, contact the provider(s) using the phone number of Downtown Tacoma Map . 22 website listed on the back page. Bus Routes & Hours of Service . 22 Buses: Be ready to pay exact fare when you board. Trains: Before boarding, buy your ticket from the vending Everett machines at stations. If you ride transit often, an ORCA card can make it easier and SERVICE AREA more affordable. You don’t need to worry about carrying the right change and you do get credit for transfers within two hours.
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