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Shoreline P&R, Aurora Village Transit Center, Northgate Online Trip Planning How to Pay Metro Customer Services Use Metro’s online Trip Planner to plan trips on At all times, pay your fare when you board the bus. At Metro’s Customer Service Office you can buy scheduled service in King, Pierce and Snohomish Pay with cash (exact fare; drivers do not carry ORCA cards, bus passes, senior permits and taxi counties. It provides details on transit stops, routes change), ticket or with a convenient regional ORCA scrip, get information about bus service, register for and schedules. Trip Planner itineraries do not include card. Show your activated Transit GO Ticket (mobile 303 disability permits and retrieve items turned into service disruptions and reroutes caused by weather, ticket) or valid transfer to the driver. Metro transfers Lost & Found. Customer Service hours may change emergencies, traffic, events or construction. are valid on Metro, only. See “How to pay” on in response to public health guidance. Trip Planner includes Metro Transit, Pierce Transit, Metro’s website for more information. Shoreline P&R, Community Transit, Everett Transit, ST Express Pague su pasaje al abordar el autobús. Pague en King Street Center Lost & Found buses, Link light rail, Sounder commuter rail, King efectivo (cantidad exacta; los conductores no tienen 201 S Jackson St Monday–Friday Aurora Village Transit County Water Taxi, Washington State Ferries, the cambio), con tarjeta regional ORCA o muestre su Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Center, Northgate Seattle Center Monorail, and Seattle Streetcar. boleto. Muestre su Transit GO Ticket activado 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. 2 p.m.–4:30 p.m. www.kingcounty.gov/tripplanner (boleto electrónico) o su boleto transferible al Seattle metro calling area .................. 206-553-3000 Transit Center, conductor. Las transferencias son válidas sólo en Toll Free ........................................ 1-800-542-7876 VanShare Metro. Para mayor información, vea “Cómo pagar” Hearing impaired ............................ WA Relay: 711 First Hill en la página web de Metro. You know a good thing when Carpool/Vanpool ................................ 206-625-4500 Hearing Impaired ........ WA Relay: 1-800-833-6388 you ride! What To Pay March 20 thru September 17, 2021 Community Transit.......................... 1-800-562-1375 Del 20 de marzo al 17 de septiembre de 2021 Let VanShare bridge the gap in your commute. Pierce Transit.................................. 1-800-562-8109 Starting a vanshare is simple. You just need five Cuánto pagar people including a volunteer driver. Use it to make Adults (19 and older) the connection to your final destination from any Adultos (19 años y mayor) $2.75 Accessible Formats transportation terminal. People with disabilities who need this information Youth (6-18 yrs) To start a VanShare, phone us at 206-625-4500 or Jóvenes (6-18 años) $1.50 in accessible formats may call 206-477-6066 e-mail us at [email protected]. Link to our or . Aurora Village web page through Metro at kingcounty.gov/metro ORCA LIFT Fare* (voice) TTY Relay: 711 Transit Center Tarifa ORCA LIFT* $1.50 ORCA Card Shoreline RRFP cardholders (registered seniors, This symbol indicates a change P&R Metro Transit and nine other Puget Sound Medicare, disabled) in service. Watch for it in buses, transportation providers (Community Transit, Titulares de tarjetas RRFP $1.00 at bus stops, and at timetable Everett Transit, Kitsap Transit, Pierce Transit, Sound (personas mayores registradas, displays. Northgate Transit, Seattle Streetcar, King County Water Taxi, Medicare, discapacitados) the Seattle Center Monorail and Washington State Ferries) use a common fare-payment system called Children (thru age 5) Metro Customer Service Four may ride free with person paying adult fare ORCA (One Regional Card for All). The ORCA card 206-553-3000 works as cash or a pass, and it automatically tracks Niños (hasta los 5 años) the value of your fares and transfers, letting you Pueden viajar hasta cuatro con una persona que Metro Website /Trip Planner pague la tarifa de adulto. move easily between the participating kingcounty.gov/metro transportation systems. *Income Qualified *Ingresos que reúnan los requisitos Get your ORCA card online at www.orcacard.com, TTY/Hearing Impaired First Hill by phone at 1-888-988-6722 (ORCA) or WA Relay: Metro buses have bike racks that WA Relay: 711 711 (1-888-889-6368), at ticket vending machines hold three bikes and are easy to in Sounder and Link rail stations, or at one of the use. There is no extra charge for transit agency customer service offices. The ORCA your bike. Follow the instructions posted near website also provides information on how to use the the rack. A bike loading video and other bike card, as well as locations at which they can be information is available on Metro’s website. reloaded with a new pass or additional cash. 303 WEEKDAY/Entre semana More peak Express Stops to First Hill To FIRST HILL ➜ service • Aurora Village Transit Center Aurora Vill Northgate Funds from a • Meridian Ave N & N 198th St Shoreline Trans Ctr Meridian Trans Ctr First • Meridian Ave N & N 190th St P&R Bay 3 Park Bay 5 Hill partnership with • Meridian Ave N & N 185th St N 192nd St N 200th St N 175th St NE 103rd St Boren Ave E Jefferson St Harborview, • Meridian Ave N & N 180th St & & & & Transit & & Swedish and Aurora Ave N Ashworth N Meridian Ave N Roadway Madison St 17th Ave • N 175th St & Meridian Ave N Stop #75912 Stop #16103 Stop #75756 Stop #35295 Stop #11085 Stop #12980 Virginia Mason • I-5 at NE 145th St Freeway Station 5:32 5:36 5:42 5:52 6:12‡ 6:17‡ medical centers • Northgate Transit Center 5:46 5:50 5:56 6:06 6:27‡ 6:33‡ pay for five added • James St & 5th Ave 5:59 6:05 6:11 6:22 6:44‡ 6:50‡ peak period trips • 9th Ave & James St 6:20 6:26 6:32 6:43 7:05‡ 7:11‡ each weekday. • 9th Ave & Spring St 6:34 6:40 6:46 6:58 7:21‡ 7:27‡ • Seneca St & 9th Ave 6:45 6:52 6:59 7:12 7:35‡ 7:41‡ • Boren Ave & Madison St 6:55 7:02 7:09 7:22 7:45‡ 7:51‡ Night • Boren Ave & Columbia St 7:07 7:14 7:22 7:35 7:59‡ 8:06‡ • E Jefferson St & Broadway Ave 7:23 7:30 7:38 7:51 8:17‡ 8:24‡ Rider Tip • E Jefferson St & 12th Ave 7:40 7:47 7:55 8:08 8:34‡ 8:41‡ You can help • E Jefferson St & 17th Ave 8:01 8:08 8:15 8:28 8:52‡ 8:59‡ drivers spot you Express Stops to Shoreline P&R S0303303 when it is dark or • E Jefferson St & 17th Ave To SHORELINE P&R ➜ during times of • E Jefferson St & 12th Ave Northgate Aurora Vill • Jefferson St & Broadway Ave First Trans Ctr Meridian Trans Ctr Shoreline reduced visibility Hill Bay 2 Park Bay 12 P&R • Jefferson St & 9th Ave by wearing light- • 9th Ave & James St E Jefferson St 9th Ave NE 103rd St Meridian Ave N N 200th St Aurora Ave N colored clothing & & & Transit & & & • 9th Ave & Columbia St 17th Ave Spring St Roadway N 175th St Ashworth N N 192nd St and by standing • 9th Ave & Spring St Stop #12805 Stop #41955 Stop #35324 Stop #16680 Stop #16112 Stop #75730 in the most • 5th Ave & Spring St 3:27 3:38 3:55 4:11‡ 4:17‡ 4:21‡ visible area of • Northgate Transit Center 3:42 3:54 4:11 4:27‡ 4:33‡ 4:37‡ the bus stop. We • 5th Ave NE & NE 145th St 3:57 4:09 4:26 4:42‡ 4:48‡ 4:52‡ don’t want to • Meridian Ave N & N 175th St 4:12 4:24 4:41 4:57‡ 5:04‡ 5:08‡ miss you! • Meridian Ave N & N 180th St 4:27 4:39 4:56 5:12‡ 5:19‡ 5:23‡ • Meridian Ave N & N 185th St 4:42 4:54 5:12 5:29‡ 5:36‡ 5:40‡ • Meridian Ave N & N 190th St • Meridian Ave N & N 198th St 5:00 5:12 5:29 5:44‡ 5:50‡ 5:54‡ • Aurora Village Transit Center 5:17 5:29 5:46 6:01‡ 6:07‡ 6:11‡ 5:45 5:57 6:13 6:27‡ 6:33‡ 6:37‡ 6:17 6:27 6:42 6:55‡ 7:01‡ 7:05‡ Holiday Information 7:41 7:51 8:05 8:17‡ 8:22‡ 8:26‡ AM – Lighter Type PM – Darker Type N0303303 Información sobre feriados There is no service on this route on weekends or the following holidays. No hay servicio en esta ruta Timetable Symbol/ Need more information or los fines de semana ni el siguiente feriados: Símbolo del programa assistance? Memorial Day May 31 ‡ - Estimated time. Tiempo estimado. • Visit Metro online at kingcounty.gov/metro Día de los Caídos 31 de mayo • Call Metro’s Customer Information Office, Independence Day (observed) July 5 Get real-time bus arrival 206-553-3000, Monday-Friday except for major/ Día de la independencia (observado) 5 de julio information on your county holidays. Labor Day September 6 mobile device. • 6 a.m.– 8 p.m. for trip planning and lost & Día del Trabajo 6 de septiembre found calls Text your bus stop number to • 8 a.m.–5 p.m. for fare/pass information and 62550. customer comments.
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