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Metro Route 316

Metro Route 316

(1 review)

The clue is the 3. On a metro line, a 3 typically represents a commuter route…read more Now don't get confused. They break all their rules all the time like when they run the 358 and call it an express because it doesn't stop but twice between this and that or whatever. It's da govament, they don't give no $hits about you internets uzerz, lolcatz. Okay. So check it: my beloved Three-One-Six is not to be confused with it's daily local runner the 16. It follows nearly the same route up north, but once it gets down to 65th, it parts ways with the 16 and heads up to the freeway at the park and ride. This is only semi-convenient as at this point, the bus is standing room only, and it is getting to be pretty damn tight. 99% of the time - and I've ridden this ride for a year and a half - this route is filled with sleepy commuters running their baggy eyes into the heart of the beast like the rest of us. Selling our souls for another five minutes of lust fulfilled. But I digress. Occasionally the 316 will have a talker who had a little too much coffee, but this is rare. Especially on the earlier runs. Catch the last run and you get the late-comers, the typical snots who still haven't been able to give up their damned $tarsucks. Hello! - ever hear of a French press? It's the only way to truly savor the rich abundance of body and texture held locked away like secret jewels in a cave inside those toasty beans. Pigs. But again, I have found myself astray on a tangent. I should not be doing this at 11:30pm. I should be unconscious. Anyway, ride the 316, and if you do, say hi to the dog who usually sits in the back.

Northgate Transit Center

Northgate Transit Center

(24 reviews)

Mapleleaf

Large and bustling, this transit center offers bus rides to and from most areas in Seattle ,…read moreShoreline and more. Very little is offered by way of seating, covered space under which to hide from the elements (sides are all open so any light wind will bring the elements to you), and streets must be crossed in order to get anywhere off of TC Island, unless, of course, you plan to just hop on to another bus. Close-ish, proximity-wise, to Northgate Mall, but still a bit of a walk (maybe 5-10 minutes depending on your speed, traffic and the weather) to the mall entrances. Get ready, too, for some stairs!

The Northgate Transit Center is conveniently located just off I-5 and is across the street from…read moreNorthgate Mall. In addition, there are numerous parking lots that riders can utilize for their commutes. Most of the routes located here are to and from downtown Seattle. Though there are a few that head further north. Route 41 is great because it has nonstop service to and from downtown making for a faster commute. There are also a few buses that go to nearby neighborhoods like Ballard, Green Lake, Wallingford and the U-District. Though you are better off taking a different route to those places if you are travelling from downtown rather than getting to Northgate and changing buses. The transit center is just okay. It seems clean enough, though not pristine. Though I don't know how I would feel waiting here at night. If you live on the north end, this should be your spot in commuting to and from downtown.

RapidRide E Line - publictransport - Updated May 2026

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