1 Line disruption extended: SODO to Capitol Hill Nov. 8-10 for expansion prep

SEATTLE — Nov. 10 UPDATE: Sound Transit has extended bus service through 9 a.m. Monday, Nov. 10 to complete scheduled maintenance work that is taking longer than anticipated. Bus service between Capitol Hill and SODO about every 10 minutes.

1 Line riders should expect service disruption starting at 10 p.m. on Nov. 8 through the end of service on Nov. 10.

According to Sound Transit, the service disruption is required to complete work that prepares it for future expansion.

“Crews will be commissioning a new signal house and communications system that will enable the connections of the 1 and 2 Lines,” Sound Transit wrote in an X post.

The disruption will be between SODO and the Capitol Hill stations.

All stations from SODO to Capitol Hill will be closed. Riders will be transported via a shuttle that runs every 15 minutes, stopping at each closed station.

Stations between SODO to Angle Lake and Lynnwood City Center to Capitol Hill will still have rail service every 15 minutes.

The 1 Line will return to its normal schedule on November 11 around 9 a.m.

To see alternate routes visit the Sound Transit website.

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