Seattle Transit Ridership Dashboard

Seattle Transit Ridership has data for most Metro routes, including Route 32.

Over two series of articles in 2011 and 2024-2026, Seattle Transit Blog has shared detailed breakdowns of the ridership patterns for dozens of routes across King County Metro, Sound Transit, and Community Transit. Puget Sound is fortunate to have an extensive transit network but Seattle Transit Blog cannot cover every route. Instead, we have built a dashboard to share the ridership data for every route.

Initially, the Seattle Transit Ridership dashboard only includes data for King County Metro routes and Sound Transit Express routes operated by King County Metro. All routes have data from 2024. Data from 2025 will be added after the March 28 service change. Over the next few months, we will add data for routes from other Puget Sound transit agencies.

The dashboard is available below and at seattletransitridership.com. Use the dropdown menus to pick the agency, route, and time period for the data you would like to view. By default, the static plots will be displayed. We are also working on interactive plots, which you can see by checking the checkbox. The interactive plots are formatted better on larger displays.

In addition to adding support for more transit agencies, we plan on adding route maps and older data for some routes. Let us know if you have ideas for additional features, or if you find any issues with the dashboard.