TRAFFIC ALERT: Soccer kickoff may cause transit delays Thursday
The new Seattle Sounders professional soccer club's debut game Thursday, March 19 at Qwest Field may cause delays for transit service both before and after the game.

Metro buses moving through Sunday morning snow
Snow began falling in parts of King County early Sunday morning. King County Metro Transit reported no disruptions to service as of 8:30 a.m., but staff in the field are watching closely for changing conditions.

2:30 p.m. update: Metro Transit advising customers to be ready for potential afternoon disruptions
Metro Transit cautions bus riders to expect changing weather conditions for Monday morning commute.

Metro Transit ready for weekend snow
Snow showers seem to be easing up Saturday night in most locations and that’s helping most previously rerouted buses return to normal operations. But the forecasters are telling us there still is a risk of quick bursts of heavy snow which could renew the chance of service disruptions and/or delays overnight and Sunday morning.

King County and Metro unveil new tools for staying in tune with transit disruptions
With snow again in the forecast, King County Metro Transit is gearing up to keep buses moving and to keep riders better informed. While Metro staff will be chaining up many of its buses overnight to prep for the forecasted weekend snow, new media tools and additional staff are ready to send out transit information on the county’s blog and Twitter sites as well.

2009 county road construction kicks off with May Valley bridge rebuild
A project to replace an aging bridge in southeast King County will kick off the 2009 construction season for the King County Road Services Division.

Friday transit forecast: Roads okay, Metro operating regular service
Bus service should be operating normally Friday morning in King County, as roads appear to be overall bare and dry throughout the Metro Transit service area.

Metro Transit routes returning to normal after morning snow
All Metro buses were back to their normal routes as of 10 a.m. today, although some routes are still experiencing delays due to traffic congestion and because chained buses must keep speeds below 35 mph. Crews are currently out in the field removing chains from those buses, and Metro staff anticipate a normal commute for Thursday afternoon.

Road construction in Seattle SODO area will affect bus service
The city of Seattle is beginning road improvement projects in the SODO area that will result in some reroutes, relocated bus stops, and delays for King County Metro Transit and Sound Transit express bus service for several months.

Work begins in March to replace aging bridge on SE May Valley Road
In March, King County will begin a nine-month project to replace a deteriorating timber bridge on Southeast May Valley Road south of Issaquah. The project may create disruptions for motorists.