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Updates: 8-17-2021;
9-25-2023 (Taxi Scrip Program);
end of the page or use the Feedback > @Contact form.
Updates: 8-17-2021;
9-25-2023 (Taxi Scrip Program);
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Transportation resources for King County (May 2020)
King County Metro Access, which provides rides for those with disabilities, is temporarily allowing people to use the service even if they are not certified for it. Currently, Access is not collecting fares and your Resident Services Coordinator can make an appointment for you. Sound Generations Offers Hyde Shuttle and Volunteer Transportation for Seniors Hyde Shuttles transport older adults (55+) and adults with disabilities of all ages for errands in King County. Phone: 206.727.6262. https://soundgenerations.org/our-programs/transportation/hyde-shuttle/ Volunteer Transportation helps older adults (60+) get to medical, dental, and other essential healthcare appointments. Phone: 206.448.5740. For more information, visit https://soundgenerations.org/our-programs/transportation/ |
Access Transportation
Access takes you anywhere a Metro bus, Seattle streetcar or Sound Transit light rail goes at that time and on that day of the week.
For an application, contact Resident Services Coordinator
Access takes you anywhere a Metro bus, Seattle streetcar or Sound Transit light rail goes at that time and on that day of the week.
For an application, contact Resident Services Coordinator
Airline Tickets
Arrowhead volunteers
Car2Go Car sharing (available at Arrowhead Gardens)
Catholic Community Services
Volunteer Services
Disabled Veterans Transportation
Volunteer Services
Disabled Veterans Transportation
Community Transit - the transit agency for Snohomish County, Washington, with the exception of the City of Everett and rural areas that are not taxed and do not receive service.
Companion Driver Program at Arrowhead Gardens
Resources > Companion Driver Program | Arrowhead Gardens / Sound Generations
Contact an Arrowhead Gardens resident for free transportation.
This program might be defunct.
Contact an Arrowhead Gardens resident for free transportation.
This program might be defunct.
Demand Area Response Transit (DART) is a transit service operated by King County Metro that can deviate from its fixed route to serve customers by request. Ride request at Hopelink.
Driving Directions to Arrowhead Gardens
Farwest Taxi 206-622-1717 Dispatch - Summary - Accepts Taxi Scrip.
For an application, contact Resident Services Coordinator.
For an application, contact Resident Services Coordinator.
Ferries
- Fauntleroy-Vashon schedules
- Fauntleroy-Southworth schedules
FindARide.org Find your best transportation options
Hopelink: Medicaid Transportation | Mobility Management
Hospital volunteer services
Hyde Shuttle provides door-to-door van service for older adults and adults with disabilities throughout many communities in King County.
King County Metro Transit
- Trip Planner | Trip Planner Map | Mobile
- Olson/Myers Park & Ride (Adjacent to Arrowhead Gardens Apartments)
- Accessible Services > Riding the Bus
Maps
- Accessible Map Downtown Seattle
- Car2Go Locations (one is at Arrowhead Gardens)
- Driving Directions to Arrowhead Gardens
- Google Maps Transit
- Real Time Traffic Map
- SDOT > Curb Ramp Map and Accessible Route Planner
- SEA-TAC Terminal Overview
- Seattle Area Traffic Flow Maps (near realtime conditions)
- Seattle Transit Map
- System Maps for King County
OnCabs 206-866-2300 Dispatch or book online
OneBusAway Real-time and scheduled arrival information for buses and trains around Puget Sound.
Orange Cab 206-522-8800 Dispatch or book online - Summary - Accepts Taxi Scrip.
For an application, contact Resident Coordinator Coordinator.
For an application, contact Resident Coordinator Coordinator.
Orca Card - Whether you commute in the region by bus, ferry, rail or train - or a combination - one card is all you need. ORCA is accepted on Community Transit, Everett Transit, King County Metro Transit, Kitsap Transit, Pierce Transit, Sound Transit and Washington State Ferries.
Pierce Transit is the transit agency for Pierce County, Washington.
Port of Seattle is the port district that owns and manages the seaport in Seattle and Sea-Tac Airport.
RapidRide buses come so often, you don't need a timetable.
Regional Reduced Fare Permit RRFP entitles senior riders (age 65 or older), riders with a disability and Medicare card holders to reduced fares on public transportation systems in the Puget Sound region.
Seattle Area Traffic Flow Maps (near realtime conditions)
Seattle Downtown Circulator Bus | Brochure Free rides for people living on low incomes and those who access health and human services in the downtown area.
Soundtransit Regional trip planning. Soundtransit is the Regional Transit Authority.
STITA Taxi (SeaTac Airport) 206-246-9999 Dispatch or book online - Accepts Taxi Scrip. For an application, contact Resident Services Coordinator.
System Maps for King County
Taxi Fare Finder for Seattle
Taxi Scrip Program (Update: 9-25-2023)
The Taxi Scrip Program serves low-income King County residents age 18 to 64 who have a disability or age 65 and over. Once registered, you can buy up to eight books of taxi scrip each month from Metro at a 50 percent discount to help meet your transportation needs.
To register for taxi scrip, you must have a Regional Reduced Fare Permit, be a King County resident age 18 or older, and be low income.
You can buy scrip either by mail or in person at Metro's Customer Services Office in the King Street Center building. Most taxi companies accept taxi scrip, but you should always check when you call to request a cab. At the end of your taxi trip, you pay the driver the meter fare using taxi scrip instead of money. You do not need to use the scrip the same month you buy it; however, please note that unused scrip cannot be returned for a refund.
The following companies accept Taxi Scip
Contact Metro's Customer Services Office during regular business hours.
Phone: 206-553-3000
The Taxi Scrip Program serves low-income King County residents age 18 to 64 who have a disability or age 65 and over. Once registered, you can buy up to eight books of taxi scrip each month from Metro at a 50 percent discount to help meet your transportation needs.
To register for taxi scrip, you must have a Regional Reduced Fare Permit, be a King County resident age 18 or older, and be low income.
You can buy scrip either by mail or in person at Metro's Customer Services Office in the King Street Center building. Most taxi companies accept taxi scrip, but you should always check when you call to request a cab. At the end of your taxi trip, you pay the driver the meter fare using taxi scrip instead of money. You do not need to use the scrip the same month you buy it; however, please note that unused scrip cannot be returned for a refund.
The following companies accept Taxi Scip
- A1 Taxi 206-466-9500
- Farwest Taxi 206-622-1717
- Yellow Cab 206-622-6500
Contact Metro's Customer Services Office during regular business hours.
Phone: 206-553-3000
TC: Transit Center, a facility used as a hub for local transit connections. Many suburban cities outside of Seattle have transit centers in their downtown areas.
TransitApp for your smartphone
VA Shuttle between Seattle and American Lake
Vets-Go.com: Transportation options available to veterans in King County and beyond.
Walking in Seattle blog
Water Taxi West Seattle > Downtown Seattle > Vashon Island
Yellow Cab 206-622-6500 Dispatch or book online - Accepts Taxi Scrip.
For an application, contact Resident Services Coordinator.
For an application, contact Resident Services Coordinator.
Zipcar Car sharing
Posted November 24, 2018
December 4, 2018 Update
Delridge Way SW - RapidRide H Line
10% Design Questionnaire
Share Your Feedback on Plans for RapidRide H Line:
Seattle Department of Transportation and King County Metro want your input on plans for transforming Metro Bus Route 120 to the new RapidRide H Line and the subsequent redesign of Delridge Way SW.
Metro H Line will run from Downtown Seattle to Burien Transit Center via Delridge Way and White Center.
Have your say on final designs:
Overview > Provide feedback
December 4, 2018 Update
Delridge Way SW - RapidRide H Line
10% Design Questionnaire
Share Your Feedback on Plans for RapidRide H Line:
Seattle Department of Transportation and King County Metro want your input on plans for transforming Metro Bus Route 120 to the new RapidRide H Line and the subsequent redesign of Delridge Way SW.
Metro H Line will run from Downtown Seattle to Burien Transit Center via Delridge Way and White Center.
Have your say on final designs:
Overview > Provide feedback
More Metro Information: