Sound Transit route 512 begins connecting to the 1 Line at Northgate Station.Sound Transit 1 Line (Link) light rail opens three new stations: Northgate, Roosevelt and U District.Follow Community Transit on Facebook or Twitter to get details on these events. Since mid-August, Community Transit staff has been talking to riders at transit facilities, speaking to community groups, and will host two virtual meetings to help customers map out their bus-to-light rail trips. In addition to the bus-to-light-rail connections at Northgate, some local routes will have trips added to accommodate increasing ridership, and there are several minor route changes in north Snohomish County.įull details of the fall service change are at /newservice. Light rail travel time from Northgate to the University of Washington is expected to take six minutes, and from Northgate to downtown Seattle the trip is expected to take 14 minutes.Ĭommunity Transit 400-series routes and Sound Transit Route 510 will continue to provide direct service between Snohomish County and downtown Seattle. Light rail trains will operate approximately every eight minutes during peak hours. Check /safety for guidelines to ride safely.

Call (425) 353-7433 (RIDE) for help planning your trip M-F from 5:30 a.m.View or download the Bus Plus schedule booklet at /busplus.Go to /schedules and preview the fall schedules to learn what time buses will go to and return from Northgate Station.Go to /tripplanner and enter a date on or after October 2.New bus schedules and trip planning data are now available to plan bus-to-light rail trips after the October service change. Instead, riders will transfer at Northgate Station and board a light rail train on the 1 Line (Link) to any of those destinations. Those buses will no longer serve the University of Washington, U District and downtown Seattle directly. The biggest change is the connection of all Community Transit 800-series bus routes, and three Sound Transit bus routes (511, 512, 513), to light rail at Northgate. The changes are significant for many Snohomish County riders. Community Transit and partner transit agencies will implement fall service changes over three days beginning Oct.

Northgate light rail