Check the lists below to learn if your route is changing or being eliminated and replaced on Sept. 14. Click on the route to see a map and watch a video. Or, click to learn about our new local or express routes.
New connections. More trips. Shorter waits. View the schedules for all routes or use our Plan My Trip tool to build a personalized trip plan, with scheduling information and what routes to take.
Check to see how routes have changed:
The following routes have updated routing or stops. Click below to learn more, view a map, and watch a video about your route changes.
The following routes have been eliminated and replaced with new routes. Click below to learn more, view a map, and watch a video about your new transit options.
The following are new local and express routes. Click below to learn more and view maps for these new routes.
The following are routes that had minor scheduling changes. Click on a route number to go to its updated schedule.
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New bus schedules went into effect on Sept. 14. When reviewing the schedules at the bus stop, riders should check for the effective date to determine if you are looking at the correct schedule. Current schedules can be found on the Maps & Schedules webpage.
While Community Transit offers bus service to Link light rail stations, light rail service is owned by Sound Transit. To learn more about Link light rail, visit soundtransit.org.
We will begin implementing further changes to bus service in phases through 2026. Riders will see increased frequency and extensions of bus operating hours for many local routes in 2025 and 2026. We will provide more details about the specific routes we're adding and removing at each service change as these changes get closer. Learn more on our Transit Changes in 2024 and Beyond webpage.
Parking at Lynnwood City Center Station, formerly Lynnwood Transit Center, is currently free. Sound Transit is considering a paid parking management system in the future.
Most DART paratransit riders won't experience any changes to their DART service with the Sept. 14 service change, but you may have more travel options.
Here's what's changing:
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When riders call or use the app to schedule a ride after Sept. 14, they will be notified if their trip falls outside of the updated service area or service times. Please call (425) 347-5912 with questions about your DART service.
Check out our new bus service map to see where you can go on Community Transit service.
Learn more about the service changes and get your questions answered.
Did you miss our webinar on July 18? You can watch a recording here (Vimeo).
Meet our street teams at transit centers and community events across Snohomish County this summer.
Sept. Service Change Community Engagement Partners Toolkit (.docx)
Route 515 (Lynnwood - Seattle) is a temporary route that operates southbound from Lynnwood in the morning and northbound from Seattle in the afternoon, every 10 minutes. Learn more about Sound Transit service changes by reviewing the Sound Transit 2024 Service Plan for ST Express.
Starting Sept. 16, Sounder N Line (Everett – Seattle) restores two weekday roundtrips to offer additional capacity. Learn more about the Sound Transit service changes by reviewing the Sound Transit 2024 Service Plan for Rail Service.
Route 513 connects to Link light rail at Lynnwood City Center Station and no longer continues to Northgate. Learn more about Sound Transit service changes by reviewing the Sound Transit 2024 Service Plan for ST Express.
Route 512 connects to Link light rail at Lynnwood City Center Station and no longer continues to Northgate. Learn more about Sound Transit service changes by reviewing the Sound Transit 2024 Service Plan for ST Express.
Route 909 is a new express route between downtown Edmonds and Mountlake Terrace Station.
Route 907 is a new express route between the Stanwood I-5 Park & Ride and Seaway Transit Center.
Route 905 is a new express route between downtown Stanwood and Lynnwood City Center Station.
Route 904 is a new express route between Marysville and Lynnwood City Center Station.
Route 903 is a new express Route between Lake Stevens and Lynnwood City Center Station.
Route 901 is a new express route between Lynnwood City Center Station and Silver Firs.
Route 121 is a new Route between Ash Way Park & Ride, Canyon Park Park & Ride, and UW Bothell/Cascadia College.
Route 117 is a new route between the Lynnwood City Center Station and the Mukilteo-Clinton Ferry.
Route 103 is a new route with service between Lynnwood City Center Station and Seaway Transit Center/Hardeson Road.
Route 880 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 103, 112, 117, Swift Orange Line, Link 1 Line.
Swift Blue Line has been extended to connect to light rail at the Shoreline North/185th station.
Route 130 has been modified to connect to Edmonds via 100th Ave W and 9th Ave S.
Route 120 has been extended to serve the UW Bothell/Cascadia College campus.
Route 106 has changed along Bothell Way to UW Bothell/Cascadia College. The new route follows Bothell Way and NE 185th St.
Route 860 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 201/202, 901, and Link 1 line.
Route 871 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 102, 119, 130, Swift Blue Line, and Link 1 Line.
Route 821 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 904, 905, and Link 1 Line.
Route 810 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 901, 201/202, 130, Swift Orange Line, and Link 1 Line.
Route 435 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 120, 201/202, 535, Swift Green Line, Swift Orange Line, and Link 1 Line.
Route 425 has been eliminated and replaced with Route 903 and Link light rail 1 Line.
Route 422 has been eliminated and replaced with Route 905 and Link light rail 1 Line.
Route 421 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 904, 905, and Link light rail 1 Line.
Route 417 has been eliminated and replaced with Route 117 and Link light rail 1 Line.
Route 416 has been eliminated and replaced with Route 909, Swift Blue Line, and Link light rail 1 Line.
Route 415 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 103, 201/202, Swift Orange Line, and Link light rail 1 Line.
Route 413 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 201/202, Swift Orange Line, and Link light rail 1 Line.
Route 412 has been eliminated and replaced with Route 901 and Link light rail 1 Line.
Route 410 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 201/202, 901, and Link light rail 1 Line.
Route 405 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 102, 119, Swift Blue Line, and Link light rail 1 Line.
Route 402 has been eliminated and replaced with Link light rail 1 Line.
Route 247 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 905 and 907.
Route 227 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 905 and 907.
Route 113 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 103 and 117.
Route 107 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 103 and 117.
Route 105 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 103, 106, 120 and Swift Green Line.
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