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Trains per hour by time of day... Weekday peak 🚊 🚊 🚊 🚊 🚊 🚊 🚊 + ½ 🚊 Weekday midday and weekends 🚊 🚊 🚊 🚊 🚊 🚊 Late evenings 🚊 🚊 🚊 🚊

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NEW: Sound Transit plans to increase Link light rail frequencies starting on June 12th. Trains will run every eight minutes during weekday peak hours, every ten minutes during weekday middays and weekends, and every 15 minutes in the late evenings.

5:22 PM · Jun 4, 2021

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