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Seattle.net is a public prototype. Transit, alerts, services, and current city checks are the most reliable parts right now. Event and neighborhood coverage is partial and may send you to official sources.

Transit

Rider tools and trip planning

A practical Seattle starting page for the rider tools behind the trip. Use this when the real question is which planner, arrivals tool, or official transit system to open first.

Open OneBusAway

Public transit tool

Best first stop when the real question is live bus arrivals or stop timing.

Open Sound Transit trip planner

Official trip tool

Best first stop when the trip depends on Link, Sound Transit connections, or regional rail planning.

Open Washington State Ferries

Official ferry page

Best first stop when the trip depends on ferry schedules or terminal planning.

What this covers

Use this page for trip planners, rider tools, arrivals starts, and figuring out which agency or public transit tool fits the trip first.

How Seattle.net helps

Seattle.net helps you choose the right planning lane before you get lost between multiple agencies, arrival apps, and trip tools.

How to use this page

Start with the planning question that matches your trip. If you already know the mode, open that mode page first. If you only need the right tool, start here.

Planning lanes

Pick the planning start that fits the trip

This is a public routing page, not a replacement for official planners or arrival apps. The goal is to get you to the right tool faster.

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Best place to start

Use this lane when the real issue is not the mode itself, but finding the correct planner or rider tool first.

Best for: Choosing the right trip planner, rider app, or official system before you start moving.

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Common rider tools

Use these when the trip depends on arrivals, a planner, or choosing the right official trip-planning surface first.

Best for: Arrival tools, trip planners, and the public transit pages that answer the practical next question.

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When to use Seattle.net first

Sometimes the trip is less about the planner and more about current conditions, city context, or knowing which lane to open first.

Best for: Choosing the right Seattle.net page before you jump into the official planner.