Other changes coming Besides the new routes described in this publication, Sound Transit is implementing several routes serving south King County and Pierce County beginning the weekend of Sept. 18-19. Rider information available In King County, look for the orange Metro Transit Special Rider Alert brochure and blue ST Express timetables at work sites, libraries and transit information racks after Sept. 9. In Snohomish County, look for the blue ST Express timetables at work sites, libraries and transit information racks after Sept. 13. Also, watch for Rider Alert signs at your bus stop. For specific trip-planning help, see Help is available .
All routes provide limited-stop express service.
Sound Transit is receiving 95 new buses this year for ST Express service. Both types of buses can kneel close to the ground, making it easier for people with special needs to get on and off the bus. When the entire network is completely implemented, ST Express will operate more than 190 buses on 18 routes in the central Puget Sound region. Will replace Community Transit Route 420. Will replace Community Transit Route 407.