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513 - Seaway – Lynnwood
This route doesn't operate on February 2, 2025.
Some routes do not operate on weekends or holidays. Please select a different date.
Arrival times on this page are updated in real time.
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Announcement
Ongoing
Sound Transit: Prepare for Winter Weather Conditions
In effect: Jan. 31, 1:45 p.m.
The National Weather Service is forecasting snow, ice, and wind in King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties over the next several days which may have an impact on regional transportation. Here are a few tips to help you prepare for your commute during these challenging conditions:
Be prepared: Sign up for text or email Service Alerts and follow Sound Transit on Twitter to stay up to date on weather affecting your route. Take a few minutes to plan for snow reroutes and potential travel alternatives that can meet your needs.
1 Line: Planned maintenance is still on schedule for this weekend. 2/1/25 - 2/2/25.
2 Line: Trains will operate on their regular schedule. Please use caution at all stations. Be prepared for potential snow and ice on platforms, stairs, crosswalks, sky bridges and parking lots.
Sounder Train: Sounder trains will operate at their scheduled departure times. Please anticipate potential delays on both the N Line (Everett-Seattle) and S Line (Lakewood-Seattle). It is recommended to continue arriving at stations for scheduled departure times. Please dress warmly and contact a station agent with any questions or concerns at your location.
ST Express buses: ST Express buses may go on snow reroute at any time. Road conditions can change quickly causing reroutes or stop closures with little to no advanced notice. You may see smaller bus sizes being used on your route and experience reduced operating speeds. Please expect significant delays throughout the service day, should adverse weather impact any part of our region.
T Line: T Line trains are anticipated to maintain normal operations. Please expect the potential for reduced operating speeds and service.
Important note: The online trip planner, OneBusAway and other third-party apps may not reflect current operation of service during adverse weather conditions. Passengers should monitor the Service Alerts page for snow reroute information. All posted timetables are estimated during adverse weather conditions and not guaranteed.
For safety, it is advised to wait for buses at posted bus stops on flat portions of cleared arterials or at major transfer points, such as park-and-ride lots and transit centers where there may be multiple service options. Please use caution and watch for ice at train stations and bus stops. Sound Transit will have crews out in the field working to clear snow and ice from our facilities, but please be prepared in case your facility has not been cleared by the time you arrive.
Additional Information
• Local media outlets
• @WSDOT_traffic or @Seattledot for information on traffic conditions and street closures.
• King County Metro Snow Alerts
• King County Water Taxi
• Community Transit
• Pierce Transit
• Seattle Streetcar
• Washington State Ferries
• Kitsap Transit (Fast Ferries)
• National Weather Service
Be prepared: Sign up for text or email Service Alerts and follow Sound Transit on Twitter to stay up to date on weather affecting your route. Take a few minutes to plan for snow reroutes and potential travel alternatives that can meet your needs.
1 Line: Planned maintenance is still on schedule for this weekend. 2/1/25 - 2/2/25.
2 Line: Trains will operate on their regular schedule. Please use caution at all stations. Be prepared for potential snow and ice on platforms, stairs, crosswalks, sky bridges and parking lots.
Sounder Train: Sounder trains will operate at their scheduled departure times. Please anticipate potential delays on both the N Line (Everett-Seattle) and S Line (Lakewood-Seattle). It is recommended to continue arriving at stations for scheduled departure times. Please dress warmly and contact a station agent with any questions or concerns at your location.
ST Express buses: ST Express buses may go on snow reroute at any time. Road conditions can change quickly causing reroutes or stop closures with little to no advanced notice. You may see smaller bus sizes being used on your route and experience reduced operating speeds. Please expect significant delays throughout the service day, should adverse weather impact any part of our region.
T Line: T Line trains are anticipated to maintain normal operations. Please expect the potential for reduced operating speeds and service.
Important note: The online trip planner, OneBusAway and other third-party apps may not reflect current operation of service during adverse weather conditions. Passengers should monitor the Service Alerts page for snow reroute information. All posted timetables are estimated during adverse weather conditions and not guaranteed.
For safety, it is advised to wait for buses at posted bus stops on flat portions of cleared arterials or at major transfer points, such as park-and-ride lots and transit centers where there may be multiple service options. Please use caution and watch for ice at train stations and bus stops. Sound Transit will have crews out in the field working to clear snow and ice from our facilities, but please be prepared in case your facility has not been cleared by the time you arrive.
Additional Information
• Local media outlets
• @WSDOT_traffic or @Seattledot for information on traffic conditions and street closures.
• King County Metro Snow Alerts
• King County Water Taxi
• Community Transit
• Pierce Transit
• Seattle Streetcar
• Washington State Ferries
• Kitsap Transit (Fast Ferries)
• National Weather Service
Operating hours
Weekday Only
Southbound
First trip: 5:00 a.m.
Last trip: 8:30 a.m.
Northbound
First trip: 3:05 p.m.
Last trip: 6:40 p.m.
Fares
- Adult (age 19-64)
$3.25 - Low-income adult (ORCA LIFT)
$1.00 - Senior/disabled (age 65+ or qualifying disability)
$1.00 - Youth (18 and under)
Youth 18 and under ride for free on all Sound Transit services. Learn more and apply for a Free Youth Transit Pass here.
For more information about fares and to see if you qualify for reduced fare programs, visit our Fares page.
How to pay
Pay as you enter the bus with the following options:
- ORCA card - Tap your card on the card reader as you board.
- Cash - Pay at the machine when entering the bus through the front door. Bus drivers do not carry change, so you will need exact fare.
- Transit GO Ticket app - Tickets may be purchased with credit card in the app. Activate your purchased ticket prior to boarding and show your screen to the bus driver.
Holiday schedule
- President's Day - Weekday
- Memorial Day - Sunday
- Juneteenth - Weekday
- Independence Day - Sunday
Lost and found
Community Transit operates this route and holds most items for 14 days, however bikes are only held for a maximum of 10 days due to space constraints.
Lost items can be retrieved from the Community Transit Ride Store, located at 20110 46th Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98036.
You can call the RideStore customer service at 425-348-2350 to see if your item has been found. When claiming a lost bike, you must call the RideStore to set a pick-up appointment between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. on a weekday.
Hours: Weekdays, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturdays, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.