5th pathway program

We're working with Seattle Police Department to educate everyone on how to use the new transit pathway. We're also monitoring downtown traffic and our traffic engineers are in the field observing operations. We'll continue to monitor the changes and make adjustments as needed. Bus routes have changed. If you ride one of these routes, you will now get on and off at new bus stops downtown:. Find your new route details here. In addition, if your bus is on 3rd Ave, you'll be able to tap your ORCA Card before you get on and board through any door.

Check out King County Metro's blog for more information. Map with updated bus information after the March 23 service change. Please sign up for our email update list to get regular information about the project. A new transit pathway on 5th Ave and 6th Ave from Cherry St to Olive Way will provide more transit capacity and improve travel time and reliability for northbound buses.

The King County Metro routes that will use the new transit pathway to access I-5 northbound include: 74, 76, 77, , , , , , , The existing, northbound transit lane on 5th Ave will be extended 2 blocks to Marion St, where it will connect to 6th Ave and continue north to Olive Way. The pathway will consist of an east side painted bus lane in effect 3 - 7 PM, Monday - Friday. We'll install 3 new bus stops, widen existing lanes, add right-turn signals, and remove or alter some parking.

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