The Swift Blue Line will be extended to the Shoreline North/185th Light Rail Station. It also connects to Swift Green and Swift Orange lines.

We conducted outreach for the Swift Blue Line extension in 2020. Learn more about the Swift Blue extension.

Swift Green Line runs between Canyon Park and Seaway transit centers. It connects to the Swift Blue and Swift Orange lines. There are no proposed changes to the Swift Green Line at this time.

The Swift Orange Line is a new Bus Rapid Transit route between McCollum Park, Mill Creek, Ash Way Park & Ride, Alderwood Mall, Lynnwood Transit Center Light Rail Station, and Edmonds College. It connects to the Swift Blue and Swift Green lines.

We conducted outreach for the Swift Orange Line in 2019, which is currently under construction. Learn more about Swift Orange.

Route 101 is a local route between Mariner Park & Ride and Aurora Village. It serves local stops on Airport Road and Highway 99. It connects to Swift Blue, Swift Green, and Swift Orange lines. No changes have been proposed to the existing Route 101.

• Route 102 is a new local route between downtown Edmonds, Edmonds-Woodway High School, Swedish Hospital, and Lynnwood Transit Center Light Rail Station. It serves new areas in South Lynnwood. It connects to the Swift Blue and Swift Orange lines.
• This proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to add more weekend service and improve weekday frequency.

Route 103 is a new local route serving Lynnwood Transit Center Light Rail Station, Civic Center, Alderwood Mall, Lake Serene, Mukilteo Harbour Pointe, Kamiak High School, and Seaway Transit Center. It provides all-day service across the north end of Paine Field. It has frequent service at peak times. It connects to the Swift Blue, Green, and Orange lines.

This proposed route incorporates your input, encouraging us to connect better with the Mukilteo Ferry. It also increases weekend service frequency and adds more service later in the evening on weekends.

Route 106 is a local route between the University of Washington Bothell / Cascadia College campus, Mill Creek Town Center and Mariner Park & Ride. Some trips at peak times serve Airport Road and Hardeson Road. It connects to the Swift Blue, Swift Green and Swift Orange lines. No changes from the current Route 106 routing between Mariner Park & Ride and Canyon Park Park & Ride. Between Canyon Park Park & Ride and UW Bothell, new routing will follow Bothell Way and NE 185th St.

This proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to increase frequency and run in both directions throughout the day.

Route 109 is a local route between Lake Stevens, Snohomish, Mariner Park & Ride and Ash Way Park & Ride. It connects the Highway 9 and Highway 2 corridors with 132nd and 128th streets and I-5. It connects to the Swift Green and Swift Orange lines. 

This proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to increase weekday frequency during peak times. No changes from the current Route 109 routing. 

Route 111 is an existing local route between Brier and Mountlake Terrace Transit Center. It connects to the Mountlake Terrace Transit Center Light Rail Station during peak commute times. No changes are currently proposed from the existing Route 111.

Proposed Route Frequency:

• Two trips per day (unchanged)
• Leave Brier: 6:15 a.m. and 6:45 a.m.
• Leave Mountlake Terrace: 4:45 p.m. and 5:45 p.m.

Route 112 is a local route between Ash Way, Lynnwood Transit Center Light Rail Station, Mountlake Terrace High School, and Mountlake Terrace Transit Center Light Rail Station. It has frequent service at peak times. It connects to the Swift Orange line. This proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to increase weekend frequency. No changes from the current Route 112 routing.

Route 114 is a new local route between Aurora Village Transit Center, Edmonds-Woodway High School, Edmonds College, 200th St., and Lynnwood Transit Center Light Rail Station. It connects to the Swift Blue and Swift Orange lines.

This proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to increase weekday frequency.

Route 117 is a new local route between Lynnwood Transit Center Light Rail Station and the Mukilteo - Clinton Ferry. It serves SR 525 Mukilteo Speedway and Alderwood Mall. It operates both ways all day and connects to the Swift Blue and Orange lines.

Route 119 is a local route between Ash Way Park & Ride and Mountlake Terrace Transit Center Light Rail Station. It serves Meadowdale High School, Olympic View Drive, Edmonds-Woodway High School, Swedish Hospital, and Mountlake Terrace. It connects to the Swift Blue and Orange lines. No changes from the current Route 119 routing. 

This proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to increase weekday frequency. 

Route 120 is a revised local route between Lynnwood Transit Center Light Rail Station, Canyon Park and Bothell. It serves University of Washington Bothell / Cascadia College campus. It connects to the Swift Green and Swift Orange lines.

This proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to increase weekday mid-day and weekend frequency.

Route 121 is a new local route between Ash Way Park & Ride, Canyon Park, and Bothell. It serves new areas of North Rd, and SR 524 including Lynnwood High School. It also serves University of Washington Bothell / Cascadia College campus. It connects to the Swift Green and Swift Orange lines. 

This proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to increase weekday frequency during peak times. 

Route 130 is a local route between downtown Edmonds, Aurora Village Transit Center, Mountlake Terrace Transit Center Light Rail Station, and Lynnwood Transit Center Light Rail Station. It operates frequently at peak times. It connects to the Swift Blue and Swift Orange lines. 

This proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to add weekend service and modify the current route by connecting to SR 104 via 5th Ave S. 

Route 166 is a new local route between Silver Firs and Edmonds. It serves Seattle Hill Rd., 164th, Alderwood Mall, 196th, Lynnwood Convention Center, Lynnwood Transit Center Light Rail Station, Edmonds College, and Edmonds. It connects to the Swift Blue, Green, and Orange lines.

This proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to improve weekend frequency and better serve the Silver Firs community. 

Route 201 is a local route between Smokey Point and Lynnwood Transit Center Light Rail Station. It provides frequent service where it overlaps Route 202. It connects to the Swift Blue, Swift Green, and Swift Orange lines. No changes from the current Route 201.

Route 202 is a local service between Smokey Point and Lynnwood Transit Center Light Rail Station. It has been extended to serve more of 51st Ave and 172nd St. It provides frequent service where it overlaps with Route 201. It connects to the Swift Blue, Swift Green, and Swift Orange lines.

Route 209 is a local route between Lake Stevens, Marysville, Quil Ceda, and Smokey Point. No changes from the current Route 209 routing. 

The proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to improve weekday frequency during peak times.   

Route 220 is a local route between Smokey Point and Arlington. No changes from the current Route 220.

Route 222 is a local route between the Tulalip Nation and Marysville Getchell High School. The proposed route is changed to have a more direct East - West path.

The proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to improve weekday frequency during peak times.

Route 223 is a new local route that circulates around neighborhoods in Marysville and Quil Ceda. It provides connection opportunities with local, frequent and express routes.

Route 230 is a local route between Darrington, Oso, Arlington and Smokey Point. It runs limited trips on weekdays only. There are no proposed changes to the current Route 230.

We received input encouraging us to add trips or consider microtransit in the area. We are moving forward with the initial assessment phase for three new pilot programs, including discussions with the City of Darrington. The next step will be to work with the City of Darrington to determine the specific location within the city and the type of transit service to test. Learn more about our Innovative Services program for more details.

Proposed Route Frequency

• Two trips per day (unchanged)
• Leave Darrington: 6:15 a.m. and 7 p.m.
• Leave Smokey Point: 5:57 a.m. and 5:45 p.m.

Route 240 is a local route between Stanwood, Warm Beach, Lakewood High School, and Smokey Point. There are no proposed changes to the current Route 240.

The proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to add more service later in the day on weekdays and weekends.

Routes 270/271 are local routes between Gold Bar, Sultan, Monroe, Snohomish, and Everett Station. It connects to the Swift Blue line. There are no proposed changes to the current Routes 270/271.

The proposed routes incorporate your input encouraging us to increase weekday frequency during peak times on the portions of the route traveling between Everett, Monroe, and Snohomish.

Route 280 is a local route between Granite Falls, Lake Stevens, and Everett Station. It connects to the Swift Blue line. There are no proposed changes to the current Route 280 routing.

The proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to increase weekday frequency during peak times.

Route 901 is a new express route between Lynnwood Transit Center Light Rail Station, McCollum Park, and Silver Firs. It is a weekday peak-only route. It connects to the Swift Green and Swift Orange lines.

The proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to maintain service to the Silver Firs loop and remove the connection to Snohomish.

Route 903 is a new express route between Lynnwood Transit Center Light Rail Station and Lake Stevens. It includes a new stop at South Everett Freeway Station. It is a weekday peak-only route. It connects to the Swift Orange line.

Route 904 is a new express route between Lynnwood Transit Center Light Rail Station and Marysville. It includes a new stop at South Everett Freeway Station. It is a weekday peak-only route. It connects to the Swift Orange line.

Route 905 is a new express route between Stanwood, Smokey Point, Marysville, South Everett, and Lynnwood Transit Center Light Rail Station. It provides access daily to and from light rail for many north Snohomish County communities. It connects to the Swift Orange line.

Route 907 is a new express route between Stanwood I-5 Park & Ride, Smokey Point, Marysville, and Seaway Transit Center. It is a weekday peak-only route. It connects to the Swift Green line.

Route 908 is a new express route between Snohomish Park & Ride, Monroe Park & Ride, Woodinville, and Bellevue Light Rail Station. It is a weekday peak-only route.

Route 909 is a new express route between downtown Edmonds, Westgate, Lake Ballinger, and Mountlake Terrace Transit Center Light Rail Station. It serves SR 104 and Highway 99 in Edmonds. It connects to the Swift Blue line. 

The proposed route incorporates your input encouraging us to align the bus schedules with the Edmonds-Kingston ferry schedule. It operates all day between 5:20 a.m. and 11:45 p.m. with routes running eastbound only in the AM and westbound only in the PM. 

During morning and evening peak travel times, we’ve proposed frequent service in Stanwood, Tulalip, Marysville, Lake Stevens, Snohomish, Mukilteo, Mill Creek, Lynnwood, Mountlake Terrace, Edmonds, and Bothell.

At mid-day, we’ve proposed frequent service in Mukilteo, Mill Creek, Lynnwood, Mountlake Terrace, Edmonds, and Bothell.

Our current commuter service provides service to and from Seattle during the morning and evening commutes. With our proposed express service, we focus on connections to regional transit hubs.

Previously the Transit Changes in 2024 and Beyond project was called Transit in 2024. We updated the project's name to reflect when changes will be implemented. You can find more information about when transit changes will occur on this page.