Seattle Bus Rapid Transit

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Operator	Seattle Metro
System Type	BRT & Bus
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Pacific NW Transit > Seattle
Regular & RapidRide Buses

BRT

Seattle Metro is working on a series of BRT routes, dubbed RapidRide around King County. The first route "A" opened in 2010. It is more-or-less an extension to the Seattle Link Light Rail. It stops as the 2 southern most stops of the Light Rail line (Tukwila & SeaTac Airport) then continues south on Route 99 to Federal Way Transit center.

Double-decker- Westlakw Hub (7/5/21)

Articulated, near Westlake (7/5/21)

International District (12/21/21)

Double-Decker-Everett (7/5/21)

Regular bus as seen from MAX Hotel room (3/20/2015)

Near SeaTac Airport (4/23/11)

Signage at a Line A station at 188th Ave (4/23/11)

Shelter at 188th Ave (4/23/11)

Mix of buses on third (3/20/2015)

Hybrid as seen from MAX Hotel room (3/20/2015)

Community Transit as seen from MAX Hotel room (3/20/2015)

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Pacific NW Transit > Seattle Regular & RapidRide Buses

Pacific NW Transit > Seattle
Regular & RapidRide Buses