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Five people smile and pose beside and inside a black King County Metro rideshare van parked on a residential street; one person gives a thumbs up, and another waves while others stand nearby.

Ride with Community Van

You may have seen the multicolored Metro Flex vehicles driving around town, but did you know there is another King County Metro travel option available for Sammamish residents?

Community Van is a volunteer-driven transportation service, driven for the community by the community. This program is designed to provide residents with customized options for getting around when bus routes don’t meet your needs.

How to Ride

Submit a trip request: Via email, phone call,

text, or online form. Minimum two business days’ notice.

Volunteer match: Your trip is matched with a pool of vetted and trained volunteer drivers in the area to determine availability. The sooner a trip is requested the more likely it is to be accepted.

Ride: Receive a confirmation and be connected to a driver.

More info: https://kingcounty.gov/en/dept/metro/travel-options/community-van

Community Van trips are coordinated by our partners at Hopelink and open to everyone regardless of age, income, or ability. There is no application process required.

For more information on transportation options in Sammamish, please visit: sammamish.us/our-community/getting-around

• At least two riders are required to schedule a trip.

• The standard Metro fare covers a round-trip in the Community Van, which is $3.00 for adults. Youth 18 and under ride free!

• Pay with Transit GO mobile tickets, any monthly ORCA card, or Human Services Bus Tickets.

• Metro provides the driver training, gas, insurance, and maintenance.

• Accessible options

• 6-passenger wheelchair accessible vans with ramp

• 7-passenger and

12- passenger vans (not wheelchair accessible)

• Required accessibility training for all drivers