Seattle light rail disruptions in effect due to maintenance
SEATTLE - Beginning Tuesday evening, some portions of Seattle's 1 Line will be replaced by bus shuttle service as Sound Transit works on completing scheduled maintenance. The same adjustments will be in place on Wednesday night.
The stretch of stations between SODO and Capitol Hill will be impacted starting around 9:40 p.m. on Nov. 18. From then, bus shuttles will run every 10 minutes. Affected stops include the following:
- Westlake
- Symphony
- Pioneer Square
- Int'l Dist/Chinatown
- Stadium
In addition, light rail service between Lynnwood and Capitol Hill will run every 15 minutes. Those boarding at Capitol Hill must do so on the northbound platform while those at the SODO station must board on the southbound platform.
Last trains of the night
- The last train to Lynnwood will depart Angle Lake at 9:41 p.m. After this train, passengers traveling toward Lynnwood must catch a shuttle bus from SODO to Capitol Hill.
- The last train to Angle Lake will depart Lynnwood at 10:12 p.m. After this train, passengers traveling toward Angle Lake must catch a shuttle bus from Capitol Hill to SODO.
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