Streetcar

The Seattle Streetcar consists of two separate lines, the South Lake Union Line and the First Hill Line, which connect downtown to surrounding neighborhoods and other transit hubs.

Link Light Rail

An electric train system operated by Sound Transit that provides a high-capacity, grade-separated route from Lynnwood to Angle Lake, with a separate line on the Eastside connecting Bellevue and Redmond.

Sounder

A commuter rail service that runs on existing freight tracks during weekday rush hours, providing a vital connection between Seattle and communities to the north (Everett) and south (Lakewood).

Monorail

A historic, elevated train line that runs a short, direct route between Westlake Center in downtown Seattle and the Seattle Center, site of the Space Needle and other attractions.

Amtrak

A national passenger rail service that connects Seattle's King Street Station to destinations across the country, with three main routes serving the city: the Cascades, the Coast Starlight, and the Empire Builder.

WA Ferries

A car and passenger ferry system connecting Seattle's Colman Dock to Bainbridge Island and Bremerton, providing scenic and vital transportation across Puget Sound.

King county Water taxi

King County's passenger-only ferry service that offers a fast, affordable commute and scenic trip between downtown Seattle and both West Seattle and Vashon Island.

Bike and Scooter Sharing

Offered by companies such as Bird, Lime, and Veo, you can find electric bikes and scooters in public areas that can be rented for short trips via a smartphone app.

Taxi

Traditional taxi services, such as Yellow Cab and Farwest Taxi, offer on-demand rides that can be hailed on the street, booked by phone, or sometimes through an app.