On March 28, the following changes to bus service were made:
- Routes with notable schedule changes
- Routes with more trips
- Routes with fewer trips
Many bus routes had schedule changes. Even if your route is not listed on this page, all riders should check their bus schedules for updates.
If you ride one of the routes listed on this page, your bus had changes to its route or schedule starting on March 28.
See how routes have changed below:
The following routes had schedule changes that impact riders. Click on a route number below to learn more.
The following routes have more trips, which changed the bus schedule or how often the bus comes to your stop. Click on a route number below to learn more..
Link Light Rail 2 Line Crosslake Connection now in service
More exciting news for local transit riders! On Saturday, March 28, Link 2 Line Crosslake Connection opened—providing riders with light rail service across Lake Washington.
Visit the Sound Transit website at soundtransit.org/crosslake for more information.
What this means for light rail riders:
- The 2 Line now operates between Lynnwood and Redmond, in addition to the 1 Line between Lynnwood and Federal Way.
- Combined 1 Line and 2 Line frequency between Lynnwood and International District/Chinatown is every 4 minutes, providing additional capacity through the busy core of the system.
- Riders boarding Link light rail at stations between Lynnwood City Center Station and International District/Chinatown may board either a 1 Line or 2 Line train.
- Riders continuing beyond International District/Chinatown must board the correct line. 1 Line trains continue south to Federal Way, while 2 Line trains travel east toward Mercer Island and Bellevue.
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Additional information
These changes are made with you in mind, helping provide more reliable service, improved connections, and in some cases, more options for your trips.
- Is the schedule at my bus stop accurate?
New bus schedules went into effect on March 28. 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 web page.
Need help planning a trip?
Contact our Customer Care team for additional assistance. This team of transit experts can help you with questions and concerns, and can help with personalized trip planning and even printed route maps and schedules.
- Email us at riders@commtrans.org
- Call us at (800) 562-1375, (425) 353-RIDE (7433), or TTY Relay: Dial 711
- In-person at the Ride Store: Monday – Friday: 7 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday & Sunday: 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
As of March 29, the following changes have been made to bus service:
- Schedule changes on most routes
- Routes with changes to bus stops
- Routes with more frequent service
- Routes with earlier or later service
- Bay changes at some transit centers
New schedules are now available. Use Plan My Trip to see trip plans using these new schedules. Even if your route is not listed below, all riders should review their trip plans and schedules during service changes.
See how routes have changed below:
Along with schedule updates, the following routes have new stops or stop changes. Click on a route number below to learn more.
The following routes have changes to their start or end times, or both. Click on a route number below to learn more.
The following routes have increased frequency, except for ST 515. Click on a route number below to learn more.
The following are routes that had minor scheduling changes. Click on a route number to go to its updated schedule.
Community Transit Service Changes: What you need to know
Community Transit has four service changes during the year: two larger service changes in March and August, and two smaller ones in June and December.
What Service Changes Include
Service changes may involve new schedules, route updates, stop adjustments, or different bus types. These updates help Community Transit respond to rider demand, funding levels, and the need to improve service efficiency and effectiveness.
How Service Changes are planned
Before making changes, public transit agencies like Community Transit analyze ridership data, travel patterns, and community demographics. They also work with community groups, transit advocates, and local officials to make sure changes meet the needs of the community.
Sharing plans with riders
Community Transit shares upcoming service change plans through outreach to local groups, online announcements, news articles, social media posts, and printed materials, all of which are also translated into Spanish and other languages on request.
Why Service Changes matter
Service changes help Community Transit keep up with changing community needs, making public transit more accessible and reliable. They also often include changes based on rider feedback.
Plan for Service Changes
Community Transit publishes new schedules and trip planning tools weeks before each change. This allows riders to adjust their travel plans. Riders should also sign up for Rider Alerts to get notified if your route is changing.
Are you a new rider?
Check out our bus service map to see where you can go on Community Transit service.
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ST 515 - Lynnwood City Center Station | Seattle
Reduced trips Updated frequency
On weekdays, Route ST 515 now has fewer trips and minor schedule changes.
- From 5:55 – 7:55 a.m., buses traveling southbound from Lynnwood to Seattle arrive every 15 minutes instead of every 10 minutes.
- From 3 – 6 p.m., buses traveling northbound from Seattle to Lynnwood arrive every 15 minutes instead of every 10 minutes.
These changes were made to adjust for increased traffic from Revive I-5, as well as to improve reliability for riders.
ST 510 - Everett Station | Seattle
Reduced trips Updated frequency
On weekdays, Route ST 510 now has fewer trips and minor schedule changes.
- From 5:30 – 7:30 a.m. buses traveling southbound from Everett to Seattle arrive every 15 minutes instead of every 12 minutes.
- From 2:30 – 6:30 p.m., buses traveling northbound from Seattle to Everett arrive every 20 minutes instead of every 15 minutes.
These changes were made to adjust for increased traffic from Revive I-5, as well as to improve reliability for riders.
Route 904 - Marysville | Lynnwood City Center Station
Reduced trips
On weekday mornings, Route 904 now has one fewer trip.
- The southbound trip at 9:17 a.m. from Marysville to Lynnwood City Center Station was eliminated.
- The last southbound trip is now the trip leaving Marysville at 8:44 a.m.
This trip is was eliminated due to low ridership, so we can provide more service to routes with more riders.
Route 209 - Smokey Point TC | Lake Stevens TC
Updated Schedule
Route 209 had minor schedule changes on southbound trips from Smokey Point to Lake Stevens Transit Center weekday afternoons. These schedule adjustments help create more reliable service for riders.
Route 117 - Mukilteo Ferry | Lynnwood City Center Station
Updated Schedule
Route 117 had schedule changes on weekends to help riders who are connecting from the Mukilteo-Clinton Ferry to the bus.
- On Saturdays and Sundays, Route 117 trips had 5-10 minute schedule changes throughout the day.
- These changes make it so riders getting off the ferry won’t have to wait as long for the bus.
- These schedule changes also improve connections to Route 103.
These schedule adjustments were based on rider feedback about better connection to the ferry.
Route 102 - Edmonds Station | Lynnwood City Center Station
Updated Schedule
Route 102 had minor schedule changes on weekday evenings.
- Eastbound trips from Edmonds Station to Lynnwood City Center Station now leave a few minutes later to meet with the new Sounder train schedule.
This change makes it easier for Route 102 riders to make connections between the Sounder and bus.
Route 201 / 202 - Smokey Point TC | Lynnwood City Center Station
New trips added
On weekend mornings Route 201 and Route 202 now have new morning trips.
Saturday mornings:
- Route 202 has a new northbound trip from Lynnwood City Center Station to Smokey Point Transit Center starting at 5:44 a.m., which is 50 minutes earlier than current service.
- The current Route 202 northbound trip that departs at 6:34 a.m. now departs 20 minutes earlier at 6:14 a.m.
Sunday mornings:
- Route 202 now has a northbound trip from Lynnwood City Center Station to Smokey Point Transit Center departing at 6:14 a.m., which is 50 minutes earlier than current service.
- The 7:04 a.m. northbound trip from Lynnwood City Center Station to Smokey Point Transit Center now operates as Route 201 instead of Route 202.
These changes were made to increase service and better serve riders traveling to the Arlington Amazon Fulfillment Center.
View the Route 201 schedule or the Route 202 schedule.
Route 101 - Mariner P&R | Aurora Village TC
Updated Schedule
Route 101 had a minor schedule change on weekday evenings.
- The last southbound trip from Mariner Park & Ride to Aurora Village Transit Center now leaves 10 minutes later at 11:00 p.m.
This change is based on rider feedback and makes it easier for riders to make connections.
Swift Green Line
Later service Updated frequency
On Sundays, Swift Green Line now has later evening service.
- On Sunday evenings, one new northbound trip from Canyon Park Park & Ride to Seaway Transit Center was added 20-minutes later in the evening, leaving Canyon Park at 9:25 p.m.
- On Sunday evenings, one new southbound trip from Seaway Transit Center to Canyon Park Park & Ride was added 20-minutes later in the evening, leaving Everett at 9:21 p.m.
- On Sundays, from 1-2 p.m. Swift Green Line buses now arrive every 20 minutes instead of every 15 minutes.
These changes were made to create later Swift Green Line trips for riders on Sundays.
Swift Blue Line
Later service
On Sundays, Swift Blue Line had two new trips added.
- On Sunday mornings, one new southbound trip from Everett Station to Shoreline North/185th Station was added 20 minutes earlier in the morning, leaving Everett at 5:40 a.m.
- On Sunday evenings, one new southbound trip from Everett Station to Shoreline North/185th Station was added 20 minutes later in the evening, leaving Everett at 10:20 p.m.
These changes were made to increase weekend Swift Blue Line trips for riders.
Route 109 - Ash Way P&R | Lake Stevens TC
Updated Schedule
Route 109 had minor schedule changes throughout the day on weekdays. These schedule adjustments helped create more reliable service for riders.
Route 120 - UW Bothell/Cascadia | Lynnwood City Center Station
STOP CHANGESINCREASED FREQUENCY
- Route 120 was changed in Lynnwood between Damson Rd and 4th Ave W. Some stops were removed, and other stops were added.
- This route now has more frequent bus service during weekdays, and one earlier a.m. trip on Sundays.
Video overview
Click the map to view largerSound Transit Route 512 - Everett Station / Lynnwood City Center Station
SCHEDULE CHANGES
Sound Transit Route 512 had schedule changes and new trips added Monday – Saturday
- On weekdays and Saturday, the first Route 512 trip is a new southbound trip that runs from Everett Station to Northgate Station.
- On Sundays, the second southbound Route 512 morning trip runs from Everett to Northgate Station.
At Shoreline South/148th Station, Link Shuttle temporary bus stops for northbound riders will use Bay 3 and southbound will use Bay 2. Click here to view a larger version.
At Shoreline North/185th Station, Link Shuttle temporary bus stops for northbound riders will use Bay 2 and southbound will use Bay 3. Click here to view a larger version.
At Mountlake Terrace Station, Link Shuttle temporary bus stops for northbound riders will use Bay 7 and southbound will use Bay 6. Click here to view a larger version.
At Northgate Station, Link Shuttle temporary bus stops for northbound riders will use Bay 2 and southbound will use Bay 4. Click here to view a larger version.
At Lynnwood City Center Station, Link Shuttle temporary bus stops for southbound riders will use Bus Bay D3. Click here to view a larger version.
Route 821 - Marysville / Northgate Station
ROUTE ELIMINATED
Route 821 has been eliminated and replaced with Routes 904, 905, and Link 1 Line.
Video overview
Transit options
- Service from the Marysville at Cedar & Grove and Ash Ave park & rides to the Lynnwood City Center Station is provided by Route 904 (Marysville - Lynnwood).
- Route 905 (Stanwood - Lynnwood) also serves the I-5 & 4th St flyer stop, continuing to Lynnwood.
- There is longer service at the Marysville Park & Ride.
- Service into Seattle is provided by Link light rail 1 Line.