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ST Express reroutes 535 and 532 buses

Monday, October 26, 2026

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ST Express Route 535 will serve bay D2 starting October 19 due to closure of bus bay D1 at Lynnwood City Center Station for construction of EV charging infrastructure.

ST Express Routes 535 and 532 will be rerouted long-term starting October 30 at Canyon Park Park and Ride as part of WSDOT's I-405 improvement project, with Bellevue-bound buses using temporary bay B until a new station opens later this decade.

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ST Express reroutes 535 and 532 buses“At Canyon Park Park and Ride, ST Express Routes 535 and 532 will bring be rerouted long-term starting Friday, Oct. 30, as part of WSDOT's I-405/Brickyard to SR 527 Improvement Project.”
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Buses adjust routes for Stride construction at Lynnwood and Canyon Park, with closures until February and new stations planned.“At Lynnwood City Center Station, bus bay D1 was closed for construction starting October 19. This closure was necessary to accommodate improvements to the bus shelter and charging infrastructure to support future double-decker, battery-electric Stride buses. During this work, which is scheduled to conclude in February, ST Express Route 535 will serve bay D2. At Canyon Park Park and Ride, ST Express Routes 535 and 532 will bring be rerouted long-term starting Friday, Oct. 30, as part of WSDOT's I-405/Brickyard to SR 527 Improvement Project. This work, which will include a new inline Stride bus station with direct access ramps, requires removal of the existing Pedestrian Bridge over I-405. Bellevue-bound buses will serve Canyon Park Park & Ride Temp Bay B on the north side of I-5 until the new station and bridge open later this decade.”
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ST Express Route 535 will serve bay D2 starting October 19 due to closure of bus bay D1 at Lynnwood City Center Station for construction of EV charging infrastructure.“At Lynnwood City Center Station, bus bay D1 was closed for construction starting October 19. This closure was necessary to accommodate improvements to the bus shelter and charging infrastructure to support future double-decker, battery-electric Stride buses. During this work, which is scheduled to conclude in February, ST Express Route 535 will serve bay D2.”
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ST Express Routes 535 and 532 will be rerouted long-term starting October 30 at Canyon Park Park and Ride as part of WSDOT's I-405 improvement project, with Bellevue-bound buses using temporary bay B until a new station opens later this decade.“At Canyon Park Park and Ride, ST Express Routes 535 and 532 will bring be rerouted long-term starting Friday, Oct. 30, as part of WSDOT's I-405/Brickyard to SR 527 Improvement Project. This work, which will include a new inline Stride bus station with direct access ramps, requires removal of the existing Pedestrian Bridge over I-405. Bellevue-bound buses will serve Canyon Park Park & Ride Temp Bay B on the north side of I-5 until the new station and bridge open later this decade.”

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ST Express reroutes 535 and 532 buses to support Stride construction

Work will install EV charging infrastructure at Lynnwood City Center and deliver new Stride inline station at Canyon Park

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October 26, 2026

Construction of future Stride Bus Rapid Transit S2/S3 stations and charging infrastructure is impacting two ST Express Bus Routes, as crews work to deliver fast, battery-electric bus service between Bellevue and Lynnwood and between Seattle, Shoreline, and Bothell.

At Lynnwood City Center Station, bus bay D1 was closed for construction starting October 19. This closure was necessary to accommodate improvements to the bus shelter and charging infrastructure to support future double-decker, battery-electric Stride buses. During this work, which is scheduled to conclude in February, ST Express Route 535 will serve bay D2.

At Canyon Park Park and Ride, ST Express Routes 535 and 532 will bring be rerouted long-term starting Friday, Oct. 30, as part of WSDOT's I-405/Brickyard to SR 527 Improvement Project. This work, which will include a new inline Stride bus station with direct access ramps, requires removal of the existing Pedestrian Bridge over I-405. Bellevue-bound buses will serve Canyon Park Park & Ride Temp Bay B on the north side of I-5 until the new station and bridge open later this decade.

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Photo renderings of the new Stride Canyon Park Station available here (credit Sound Transit).

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