Sound Transit route 570 'Seattle / Sea-Tac Airport
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| Service Area | Downtown, West Seattle, Fauntleroy, White Center, Burien, Sea-Tac | |
| Termini | Federal Way TC Bellevue TC Overlake TC | |
| Operations | Central Base South Base | |
| Vehicles | NFI D60LF  Gillig Phantom
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| Branches | 570 International District 570 Sea-Tac Airport | |
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570 Seattle / Sea-Tac Airport was a Sound Transit operated under contract by King County Metro in Sea-Tac, Washington State.
Route Details
Route 570 was introduced as one of the original ST Express bus routes.[1] It ran all day from 4 AM to 7 PM on weekdays only.[2]
Southbound trips depart 5th and Jackson and go west on S Jackson St, south on 1st Ave S, west on the West Seattle Bridge to Fauntleroy Way, west on SW Alaska Street, south on 44th Avenue SW, east on SW Edmunds Street, south on California Avenue SW, west on Fauntleroy Way SW, east on SW Wildwood Pl, east on SW Brace Point Drive, north on California Avenue SW and east on SW Barton Street, south on 35th Ave SW, east on SW Roxbury St, south on 15th Ave SW, west on SW 107 St, south on 16th Ave SW and Aumbaum Blvd SW, east on SW 148th St to Burien TC, east on SR 518 and south on Airport Expressway to Sea-Tac Airport Bay 1.
Northbound trips departed Bay 1 to northbound SR 518 and SW 148th St to Burien TC, north on Ambaum Blvd SW, north on 16th Ave SW, east on SW 107th St, north on 15th Ave SW, west on SW Roxbury St, north on 35th Ave SW, west on SW Barton Street, south on California Avenue SW, west on SW Brace Point Drive, west on SW Wildwood Pl, north on Fauntleroy Way SW, north on California Avenue SW, west on SW Edmunds Street, north on 44th Avenue SW, east on SW Alaska Street, north on 35th Avenue SW, east on SW Avalon Way, east on SW Spokane Street, east on the West Seattle Bridge, north on 1st Ave S, east on S Jackson St, and south to 5th and Jackson St.
Frequency
| Branch | Weekdays | ||||
| Early AM | AM Peak | Midday | PM Peak | Late PM | |
| 570 Sea-Tac Airport |
N/A | 30 | 60 | 30 | 60 |
| 570 Intl District |
30 | 30-60 | 60 | 30-60 | N/A |
Route Stops
| 570 Express Stops |
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To Sea-Tac
To Intl Dist • Sea-Tac Airport (Bay 1)
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Route History
The 570 was among the first of the ST Express Bus routes, introduced in 1999 as a peak only route that ran 6 trips in both directions during both peak periods.[3]
The 560 was introduced in September 2000,[4] and the change gave expanded all day service to route 570.
In September 2003, the 570 was deleted,[5] and the 560 was extended from its existing Sea-Tac terminal to West Seattle to replace express coverage.
Points of Interest
- Sea-Tac Airport
- Burien
- White Center
- Vashon Ferry
- Morgan Junction
- West Seattle Junction
- Safeco Field
- International District Station
References
- ↑ September 1999 Service Change, web.archive.org, retrieved 8-23-2024
- ↑ 2003 Route 570 Schedule web.archive.org, eretrieved 9-27-2024
- ↑ 1999 Route 570 Schedule web.archive.org, retrieved 9-27-2024
- ↑ Timetables list September 2000, web.archive.org, retrieved 9-27-2024
- ↑ Regional Transit News August 2003 web.archive.org, retrieved 9-27-2024
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