Metro’s Thursday PM Commute Wrap-up; Ms Home Season Starts Friday, Plus ST’s Capitol Hill Station Concrete Pour

At 7:00 PM, Metro’s Thursday evening commute
is winding down with no significant disruptions
or delays in transit service to report.

The 2011 Ms season starts this Friday, 4/8.

Traffic in the SODO, Stadium, Pioneer Square & downtown
Seattle areas may be congested on game days.

King County Metro Transit and its regional transit partners
can get Ms fans to and from points near Safeco Field via
transit-priority routes that are not shared by general purpose
traffic – the Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel (DSTT),
the SODO Busway and the Link light rail corridor – making
transit a great option for getting to and from games.

Fans should use regularly published schedules and expect
possible delays when traffic is heavy.  Regular fares apply.

Routes 15, 18, 21, 56 & 132 are rerouted off of 1st Av S in
both directions between S Lander St and S Atlantic St /
Edgar Martinez Dr S after weekday evening, weekend &
holiday games.  The rerouted buses serve all posted stops
along 4th Av S while on reroute.

Sound Transit’s University Link Light Rail 
Capitol Hill Station Concrete Pour this Friday, 4/8.

On Friday, April 8, starting as early as 6 AM, Sound Transit
will begin pouring another section of the Capitol Hill Station
concrete floor.

Expect traffic congestion in the Capitol Hill area along
Broadway Av E between E Denny Way & E John St for
up to 9 hours.  Service will continue with delays.
Please plan accordingly.

Mariners and Sounder Games on Saturday, 4/9.

Let transit take you out to the ballgames!  Both the Mariners
and the Sounders FC will have Saturday games.

Game time for the Sounders FC will be at 1:00 PM at Qwest
Field and the Mariners game will be at 6:10 PM at Safeco Field.

Metro has many routes that are a short walk to Qwest Field.  
And, while there are a few revisions to traffic patterns and transit
service in the vicinity of Safeco Field since last season, transit
service provided by King County Metro and its regional transit
partners is an excellent option for getting to and from both games.

We’ll get you to the games! 
Plan a Trip

We will return at 6:00 AM Friday morning to help keep an
Eye on Your Metro Commute.

Travel safely and have a great evening.

Thank you for riding and for using Metro’s services.

Metro’s Thursday PM Commute Begins Quietly; Ms Home Season Starts Friday, Plus ST’s Capitol Hill Station Concrete Pour

At 3:00 PM, Metro’s Thursday afternoon commute
 begins quietly with no significant delays or disruptions
in transit service to report.

The 2011 Ms season starts this Friday, 4/8.

Traffic in the SODO, Stadium, Pioneer Square & downtown
Seattle areas may be congested on game days.

King County Metro Transit and its regional transit partners
can get Ms fans to and from points near Safeco Field via
transit-priority routes that are not shared by general purpose
traffic – the Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel (DSTT),
the SODO Busway and the Link light rail corridor – making
transit a great option for getting to and from games.

Fans should use regularly published schedules and expect
possible delays when traffic is heavy.  Regular fares apply.

Routes 15, 18, 21, 56 & 132 are rerouted off of 1st Av S in
both directions between S Lander St and S Atlantic St /
Edgar Martinez Dr S after weekday evening, weekend &
holiday games.  The rerouted buses serve all posted stops
along 4th Av S while on reroute.

Sound Transit’s University Link Light Rail 
Capitol Hill Station Concrete Pour this Friday, 4/8.

On Friday, April 8, starting as early as 6 AM, Sound Transit
will begin pouring another section of the Capitol Hill Station
concrete floor.

Expect traffic congestion in the Capitol Hill area along
Broadway Av E between E Denny Way & E John St for
up to 9 hours.  Service will continue with delays.
Please plan accordingly.

Mariners and Sounder Games on Saturday, 4/9.

Let transit take you out to the ballgames!  Both the Mariners
and the Sounders FC will have Saturday games.

Game time for the Sounders FC will be at 1:00 PM at Qwest
Field and the Mariners game will be at 6:10 PM at Safeco Field.

Metro has many routes that are a short walk to Qwest Field.  
And, while there are a few revisions to traffic patterns and transit
service in the vicinity of Safeco Field since last season, transit
service provided by King County Metro and its regional transit
partners is an excellent option for getting to and from both games.

We’ll get you to the games! 
Plan a Trip

We are here until 7:00 PM to help keep an
Eye on Your Metro Commute.

Travel safely and have a great evening.

Thank you for riding and for using Metro’s services.

Metro’s Thursday AM Commute Ends Quietly – Ms Season Starts This Friday, April 8th & Sound Transit’s Capitol Hill Station Concrete Pour

Metro’s Thursday morning commute is winding down with 
no significant delays or disruptions to report.

The 2011 Ms season starts this Friday, 4/8.

Traffic in the SODO, Stadium, Pioneer Square & downtown
Seattle areas may be congested on game days.

King County Metro Transit and its regional transit partners
can get Ms fans to and from points near Safeco Field via
transit-priority routes that are not shared by general purpose
traffic – the Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel (DSTT),
the SODO Busway and the Link light rail corridor – making
transit a great option for getting to and from games.

Fans should use regularly published schedules and expect
possible delays when traffic is heavy.  Regular fares apply.

Routes 15, 18, 21, 56 & 132 are rerouted off of 1st Av S in
both directions between S Lander St and S Atlantic St /
Edgar Martinez Dr S after weekday evening, weekend &
holiday games.  The rerouted buses serve all posted stops
along 4th Av S while on reroute.

Sound Transit’s University Link Light Rail Capitol Hill Station Concrete Pour this Friday, 4/8.

On Friday, April 8, starting as early as 6 AM, Sound Transit will begin pouring another section of the Capitol Hill Station concrete floor.

Expect congestion in the Capitol Hill area along Broadway Av E between E Denny Way & E John St for up to 9 hours.  Service will continue with delays. Please plan accordingly.

We will return at 3:00 PM this afternoon to again help keep
an Eye on Your Metro Commute.

Travel safely and have a good day.

Metro’s Thursday AM Commute Begins Smoothly – Ms Season Starts This Friday, April 8th & Sound Transit’s Capitol Hill Station Concrete Pour

Good morning and welcome. Metro’s Thursday morning commute is underway and is moving smoothly with no significant delays or disruptions in transit service to report.

The 2011 Ms season starts this Friday, 4/8.

Traffic in the SODO, Stadium, Pioneer Square & downtown
Seattle areas may be congested on game days.

King County Metro Transit and its regional transit partners
can get Ms fans to and from points near Safeco Field via
transit-priority routes that are not shared by general purpose
traffic – the Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel (DSTT),
the SODO Busway and the Link light rail corridor – making
transit a great option for getting to and from games.

Fans should use regularly published schedules and expect
possible delays when traffic is heavy.  Regular fares apply.

Routes 15, 18, 21, 56 & 132 are rerouted off of 1st Av S in
both directions between S Lander St and S Atlantic St /
Edgar Martinez Dr S after weekday evening, weekend &
holiday games.  The rerouted buses serve all posted stops
along 4th Av S while on reroute.

Sound Transit’s University Link Light Rail Capitol Hill Station Concrete Pour this Friday, 4/8.

On Friday, April 8, starting as early as 6 AM, Sound Transit will begin pouring another section of the Capitol Hill Station concrete floor.

Expect congestion in the Capitol Hill area along Broadway Av E between E Denny Way & E John St for up to 9 hours.  Service will continue with delays. Please plan accordingly.

We are here until 9:00 AM to help keep an Eye on Your Metro Commute.

Thank you for riding and for using Metro’s services.