Public Transit
Issaquah has two major transit centers — Sound Transit's Issaquah Transit Center and King County Metro Transit's Issaquah Highlands Park & Ride.
Issaquah is served by routes that can take you directly to downtown Seattle, downtown Bellevue, First Hill, University District, Northgate, Overlake and Sammamish. Express buses will get you to downtown Bellevue in 20 minutes and downtown Seattle in 30 minutes.
Routes
The following routes are active or restored:
| 208 Northbend to Issaquah | 214*Issaquah to Seattle | 216* Bear Creek P&R to Seattle |
| 217Issaquah to Seattle | 218* Bear Creek P&R to Seattle | 269 Issaquah to Overlake |
| 271 Issaquah to the University District | ST 554 Issaquah to Seattle | ST 556* Issaquah to Seattle |
* Partially Restored
King County Metro routes 200 and 219 remain suspended.
The Squak/Talus flexible service and DART 628 community shuttle have been canceled.
Metro Flex
Beginning in October 2023, King County Metro’s On Demand Service, Metro Flex, will begin service in Issaquah. No matter your destination in the local service area, arrive within a block of where you need to go for just the price of a bus fare. Metro Flex is a part of the ORCA Card system, rides include free transfers to bus, and youth ride free!
Learn More
Check out Metro's Online Trip Planner to plan your next ride.