People will travel to the U District and Roosevelt to explore and shop, which will rejuvenate neighborhoods that lagged during the COVID pandemic and construction-related street closures.īut, to be frank, many of us will need to adjust our travel patterns to the updated Metro bus routes.
Ultimately, the opening of these new stations will provide quick, frequent service all the way from City Council Districts 4 and 5 to Capitol Hill, Downtown, Sea-Tac airport, and beyond. Several King County Metro bus routes in our City Council District will change with the new Roosevelt (12th Ave NE at NE 66th Street) and University District (Brooklyn Ave at NE 43rd Street) light rail stations. The resulting service change reorganizes service to better align with Link light rail, increase East-West Connections, and improve frequency on local and all-day routes. In crafting the North Link service change, which will go into effect on October 2, 2021, Metro said they focused on historically underserved populations to help advance equitable mobility outcomes. The “North Link Mobility Project” is one of the largest service changes King County Metro has planned to date, helping connect bus service with the three new Light Rail stations coming online this month in the University District, Roosevelt, and Northgate neighborhoods.
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