We serve the Northshore region of north King County and south Snohomish County, including the communities of Bothell, Juanita, Kenmore, Kirkland, Mill Creek and Woodinville. We have Senior Centers in Bothell, Kenmore and Mill Creek and also provide extensive services at the Peter Kirk Community Center in Kirkland.

Route 773 provides scheduled service (see schedules) between the Alaska Junction and Seacrest Park. Route 775 provides scheduled service (see schedules) between Admiral Junction, Alki, and Seacrest Park. Both routes serving all regular bus stops along the route. For more information, call Metro’s Rider Information at 206-553-3000 or check schedules at the transit center.

The Job Access Reverse Commute (JARC) Transportation Program developed by the King County Department of Transportation partners with social service agencies, community based organizations, housing authorities, local jurisdictions and employers to assist with transportation issues for low income individuals

RFWF facilitates healthcare access with our Care Van, a reliable and free door-to-door transportation service that ensures safe and comfortable transportation to healthcare appointments, including doctor visits, lab tests, physical therapy, and prescription pick-up.

The Job Access Reverse Commute (JARC) Transportation Program developed by the King County Department of Transportation partners with social service agencies, community based organizations, housing authorities, local jurisdictions and employers to assist with transportation issues for low income individuals

Our Community Van program provides a van for pre-scheduled trips-as a driver or as a passenger.

Schedule your ride in advance or volunteer to drive your neighbors or your own family. Use Community Van to run errands, get to appointments, or attend activities and outings!

SGT’s fixed-route, 7-stop Circulator provides FREE rides for people living on low incomes and those who access health and human services in downtown Seattle.

A vanpool is a group of 5-15 people who share a similar commute. The group enjoys a low monthly fare and comfortable commute in a van that seats 7, 12, or 15 passengers. Each group needs at least two volunteer drivers and one volunteer bookkeeper to assist in maintaining the vehicle and completing monthly reports.

Metro Flex Access-On-Demand (Access On-Demand or AOD) is a pilot to provide Access-eligible customers with a limited number of trips they can book on-demand.

RFWF facilitates healthcare access with our Care Van, a reliable and free door-to-door transportation service that ensures safe and comfortable transportation to healthcare appointments, including doctor visits, lab tests, physical therapy, and prescription pick-up.