
Why Metro Transit is canceling dozens of bus trips a day
Metro Transit has canceled hundreds of bus trips this week because operators are taking more leaves than usual in December due to COVID-19.
Read more about the challenges facing Seattle and the Puget Sound region with bus service, light rail, other forms of mass transit.
Metro Transit has canceled hundreds of bus trips this week because operators are taking more leaves than usual in December due to COVID-19.
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