Ice & Snow - Metro Transit Service Status
Metro updates this page and the table below when it is warranted by certain weather conditions. At other times and when the table is not being updated check the Metro Online home page for information or alerts, as well as the Reroutes & Service Exceptions page in the Updates section of Metro Online.
When the ice & snow table is active, scroll through the list to find your route number or affected area. Please note additional information below the table.
Transit Service Status During Ice & Snow
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Metro is not updating this table at this time. Please see the message at the top of this page or call 206-553-3000 for information about any known service disruptions currently in effect. |
During periods of ice or snow Metro service may be rerouted or canceled. During adverse conditions, transit service may be significantly delayed or other disruptions may occur.
For general information about Metro service during adverse conditions visit Metro's adverse weather page.
During regular weekday hours service statuses are updated as frequently as possible. Rapidly or frequently changing conditions during any weather event may mean that information no longer applies. It may take some time for staff to remove or revise entries or to get new information posted. Between the hours of 8:00 PM-5:00 AM - and on weekends or holidays - the list is updated less often. Note the time stamp above the table. If the time stamp shows as GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) in your browser, subtract eight hours for Pacific Time Zone time.
Click the link in the left column in the table for information, which may be in text form or which may be shown only on the Route Map. Where routes have no pre-planned ice and snow routing the link will be to that route's timetable. Expect schedule delays during adverse conditions.
Service disruptions caused by weather events other than ice or snow are not currently available in this table. For service disruptions not listed here please visit Metro's service disruptions page or call 206-553-3000, TTY users please call 7-1-1.
The King County Department of Transportation is providing this information as a service to the general public. While every attempt is made to provide accurate and timely information, estimates of the nature and duration of any particular route change or other event are subject to conditions beyond the control of King County and are difficult to predict. Those relying on this information should do so at their own risk, and neither King County nor any of its employees or agents shall be liable for either the accuracy of this information nor any actions taken as a result.
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