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Metro Timetables and Route Maps
- If you know your bus route, you can go directly to the timetable (and subsequently the route map) from any page by entering the route number in the
 form at the top of the page and clicking on 'Go.'
- If you do not know your bus route, you can use Metro's online Trip Planner, the Metro Regional Transit Map or call Metro Rider Information at 206-553-3000, TTY 206-684-1739.
- To print a timetable, click on the
 button located next to the "Find Route#" form hanging off the dark teal line on a specific timetable. More information and instructions.
- You have three options to download information about schedules to your palm held device.
- Use the Custom Print option from any timetable to create a printable (and downloadable) version.
- Use Commuter Trip Plans which are a series of trip plan options between two points, such as between your home and your work place.
- Use Point to Point schedules to create a custom schedule between two locations that are served by at least one route. This option does not allow transfers.
If your PDA is Internet-enabled, or if you have a WAP-enabled cell phone, you can access WAP and Palm versions of Metro real-time bus location information via the MyBus web site. [external link] currently hosted by the University of Washington.
- Where to pick up a paper timetable
- Request your paper timetable online to be mailed to your address.
- If a route has weekend service, there will be a
 and/or  button next to the  button at the beginning of the schedule.
- All routes which have a route map on the paper timetable have a route map on the online version above the schedule next to the buttons that say "Weekday" "Saturday" and/or "Sunday" is a
 button.
- If the columns on the timetable are not aligned correctly in your browser, check your browser preferences. Make sure your "fixed width font" choice is not set to a non-fixed width font. There are very few fixed width fonts - examples are Courier, Monaco, and Tekton.
- If the online timetable is different from your paper timetable, take a look at the effective date at the top of the timetable page in Metro Online. This will tell you when the timetable became effective. If a change has been made, the date will be different from the effective dates on your paper timetable.
Sometimes, before a planned service change, a route's run times will change after the paper timetable has been printed. Metro Online will reflect the corrected new times which will differ from the paper timetable although they both carry the same effective date.
- This symbol,
 following a route number, indicates the route serves a Sounder Commuter Rail Station. Visit the Sounder web site [external site] for train schedules and fare information.
- If you need timetable information for a transit agency other than Metro, look on our Transportation web links page.
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