Soundtransit Questions

Does Sound Transit offer discounted fares for specific groups? To qualify for discounted fares, passengers must provide proper identification or an ORCA Regional Reduced Fare Permit (RRFP). Eligible passengers can obtain their RRFP or ORCA card by visiting the ORCA website or contacting our customer service for further assistance.

How can I plan my trip using Sound Transit's services? Planning your trip with Sound Transit ensures you'll have access to accurate and up-to-date information, allowing you to optimize your travel experience. We strive to provide comprehensive resources to help passengers make informed decisions and reach their destinations efficiently.

Can I bring my bike on Sound Transit vehicles? For Link light rail, bicycles are allowed on the trains, except during major events or when space is limited. We encourage passengers to be mindful of other riders and to follow our guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.

What are the different fare payment options offered by Sound Transit? Sound Transit also accepts cash payments on most buses, at ticket vending machines located at light rail stations, and at select commuter rail stations. However, please note that cash is not accepted on Link light rail and Sounder trains.

Does Sound Transit provide public transportation services outside the Seattle area? Sound Transit continues to expand its reach with planned extensions and new projects, delivering efficient transit solutions to an ever-growing population. For specific route information, schedules, and service areas, please visit soundtransit.org or consult our customer service team.

Are Sound Transit services accessible for individuals with disabilities? Furthermore, our stations have various accessibility features, including accessible parking, elevators, tactile paving

How often are Sound Transit vehicles cleaned and sanitized? Additionally, we provide hand sanitizing stations at various locations for passengers' convenience. We encourage riders to practice good hygiene habits and follow public health guidelines during their journeys.