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Ridership Patterns for RapidRide G Line
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Ridership Patterns for RapidRide G Line
King County Metro’s RapidRide G Line travels inbound from Madison Valley to downtown Seattle on Madison St. Outbound trips travel in the reverse direction. In May 2025, the G Line had 6,113 average weekday boardings. The G Line launched in September 2024 and uses the first (and still only) center running bus lanes in King County. The route had a bumpy start as its 6 minute frequencies led to severe bus bunching. Over the past 10 months, these is…
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