Flip Your Trip

A guide to getting around Seattle.

Reducing congestion and greenhouse gas emissions is crucial to getting people and goods moving, while keeping our communities livable. Whether by walking, biking, scooting, riding transit, vanpooling, or staying local – we all have options to make a difference. This online guide provides tools and resources to make it easy and Sal the SpokeSalmon makes it fun!

 

Public Transit

Commuter Spotlight Video

Sean, getting downtown from West Seattle.

Image of ORCA card mascot

Payment Options

Start riding today! Get an ORCA Card or the Transit Go Ticket App.

Bus stop in Seattle

Plan Your Trip

Track your bus or ferry’s arrival time with these tools.

Person in a wheelchair about to get on a bus

Assisted Transit

Explore nearby transit options for older adults and people with disabilities.

Bicycle rider next to a Seattle city bus

Transit 101

A short slide deck about using transit in Seattle.

Bike & Scoot

Bike & Scooter Share

Check out local bike and scooter share programs and sign up for discounted fares.


Plan Your Route

Find the best bike route to get you where you need to go. Your Route.


Bike & Scoot Resources

A short slide deck about getting around by bike, plus other resources.


A woman on a skateboard at a skate park in Seattle, while Sal the Salmon looks on

Walk & Roll

 Sal hanging out with the Skate Like a Girl team.

Stay Healthy Streets

Walk and roll safely on converted neighborhood greenways.

Plan Your Route

Find the most pedestrian-friendly route with these tools.

 
Commuters in Seattle share a Vanpool. They are pictured with bikes which are transported on the bike rack of the van.

Vanpool

Start or Find a Vanpool

Looking for a ride, want to start a vanpool, or want more info on how to reimburse employees using a vanpool?

Vanpool 101

Short slide deck about vanpools and vanshares in Seattle

Sal the Salmon enjoying a local restaurant in Seattle

Stay Local

Nearby Destinations

Find groceries, medical facilities, cultural destination, schools, transit stops, and leisure spots within 15-20 minutes of your location using the 15-Minute City Map.

Local Events & Activities

Find events, activities, and dining options by neighborhood with EverOut Seattle.

 
Sal the Salmon in front of the highway with cars in the background.

Drive Safe

Use Caution

Do your part to reduce car-related injuries and deaths.

Maps & Resources

Check traffic conditions before you leave with real-time street camera maps and more.


Car Share

Go car-lite and use Seattle’s car share options when you need to drive!