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Aurora Ave N Expanded Bus Lane Hours go into effect on Sunday June 15th
Crews install over 600 new bus-only signs along Aurora Ave N
Now that all of the bus-only signs are posted on Aurora, the bus lanes are shifting from peak hours to all day, every day beginning Sunday June 15th. This means existing bus/parking lanes on Aurora will become 24/7 bus-only lanes to help ensure a reliable trip for people on the RapidRide E Line, while managing extra traffic on Aurora Ave during the upcoming I-5 closures.
What’s changing with Aurora Ave bus lanes?
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Southbound: One lane from N 115th St to N 38th St will become a 24/7 bus lane.
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Northbound: One lane from Prospect St to Lynn St, N 38th St to N 59th St, and from Winona Ave to N 115th St, will become a 24/7 bus lane.
What's Not Changing?
- Southbound 24/7 bus-only lane from Lynn St to Roy St remains
- Northbound 24/7 bus-only lane from N 115th St to N 145th St remains
- Business and driveway access stays open
- Right turns still allowed from the bus lane
What does this mean for parking and loading?
- In general, the expanded hours of the bus lane mean there will no longer be parking or loading on Aurora as the new bus-only lane signs are installed. A few additional signs are being installed in locations where there will be parking and loading exceptions.
- We recognize this is a change from your current routines. We encourage you to take transit to get to destinations on Aurora. For more information on ORCA transit passes, please visit Home | ORCA.
- King County Metro offers discounted transit passes for employees and multifamily residents. Please visit their websites for more information: ORCA Business Passport. and ORCA Multifamily Development Passport
If you have questions about the Aurora Ave bus lanes, please reach out to aurorabuslanes@seattle.gov
To stay up to date with the overall Aurora Ave project updates, please visit www.seattle.gov/transportation/auroraproject
To learn more about the Revive I-5 schedule and other details, please visit WSDOT's Revive I-5 project page.
Thanks,
Christa Dumpys
Public Engagement Lead
City of Seattle, Seattle Department of Transportation
aurorabuslanes@seattle.gov
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