July 4
SHA offices will be closed on Thursday, July 4 to observe the Independence Day holiday.
SHA offices will be closed on Thursday, July 4 to observe the Independence Day holiday.
The Seattle Housing Authority (SHA) Transit Pass is a partnership between SHA and the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT). Eligible SHA residents receive an unlimited-use ORCA card to take transit at no cost. The program will run through December 31, 2026.
ORCA cards are valid until December 31, 2026, regardless of the expiration date shown on an ORCA card reader. The system automatically updates the expiration date each year. Please continue to use your card as normal.
Offers reduced fares to riders with low income.
Apply at Seattle/King County Public Health locations, or find other locations
Seniors (age 65 or older)
Riders with a disability (must apply in person)
Transit is free for riders 18 and younger thanks to Move Ahead Washington, a statewide transportation funding package.
Riders aged 13 and older are encouraged to bring one of the following when they ride, if they have it:
Click here for more information
Offers public transit in King and Snohomish Counties through Hopelink.
Call 2-1-1 to see if there are other transportation programs you might qualify for.
How can I find out which bus route to take?
How can I find driving directions?
Many websites offer customized driving direction tools that can be used online or loaded onto a smart phone. Google.com is one example.
Community agencies or religious organizations you currently receive services from might able to help
Family and friends might be willing to assist
Ask your school or employer if they have transportation assistance discounts or programs
Consider carpooling or vanpooling. Find info at ridershareonline.com
Consider car or bike-sharing programs such as Prontocycleshare.com and Zipcar.com