Roosevelt RapidRide

• Planning: 2016-2017
• Design: 2018-2019
• Construction: 2019-2021
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The Roosevelt RapidRide Project will provide a high-quality service connecting Downtown Seattle with the neighborhoods of South Lake Union, Eastlake, University District, and Roosevelt. It is one of seven new corridors where the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is partnering with King County Metro (KCM) to enhance transit connections and upgrade existing bus routes to Metro RapidRide service. Upgrading service will keep people moving by:

• Keeping buses frequent and on-time
• Adding more buses at night and on weekends
• Upgrading to Metro RapidRide bus stops with lighting, real-time arrival info, and more
• Improving sidewalks and paths for people walking and people riding bikes

SDOT is working to balance the needs of everyone who uses the corridor, whether they’re in a bus, a car, walking or riding a bike.

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Market RapidRide

• Planning: 2018-2019
• Design: 2019-2021
• Construction: 2021-2022   ​

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23rd RapidRide​

• Planning: 2021-2022
  
• Design: 2022-2023
  
• Construction: 2023-2024  ​

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Route 372 RapidRide​

• Planning: 2021-2022
  
• Design: 2022-2023
  
• Construction: 2023-2024 ​

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Other Helpful Links

• Seattle's Rapid Ride Page
• RREP Summary Report
• Levy to Move Seattle Annual Report
• King County Metro Budget
• Metro CONNECTS
• Metro’s System Evaluation Report and near-term priority investments

In Collaboration

King County Metro

Department of Transportation