Tri-Cities to Yakima to Seattle

=Schedule=

=Notes=
 * 1) BFT Rt. 170 serves the Tri-Cities from Knight Street Transit Center in Richland. There are several different options to get to Knight Street Transit Center from destinations within the Tri-Cities. You can see more on their website here.
 * 2) On Saturdays, these are the only trips available.
 * 3) Standard BFT fare is $1.25. An Add-Fare of $1 is charged for service on Rt. 170 for service past Benton City. Some drivers will enforce this, while some won't.
 * 4) This trip starts in Zillah. *Does not stop in Prosser.
 * 5) The Yakima-Prosser Connector and the Yakima-Ellensburg Commuter stop on the street on the west side of the transit center, facing the clock tower.
 * 6) The Yakima-Ellensburg Commuter stop is at the end of E 10th Ave (at the small traffic circle with the tree in the middle near the Student Union building), while the Airporter Shuttle stops in front of the CWU Starbucks.
 * 7) The Airporter Shuttle has service direct to Seattle with stops at Sea-Tac International Airport and King Street Station. If interested in this option instead of disembarking in North Bend, visit the Airporter Shuttle website for the full schedule and fare chart.
 * 8) Be sure to note that a seat on the Airporter Shuttle may not be available without a paid reservation 12 hours in advance (24 hours for those with ADA requirements.) Also note that the bus will not stop at CWU Starbucks unless a there is a passenger traveling to/being picked up there.
 * 9) At these times, you will have to pay King County Metro's one-zone peak fare, which is $2.50 (versus the $2.25 off-peak fare.)
 * 10) Service between Issaquah and Seattle is also available by taking Sound Transit routes 555/556 and transferring at Bellevue Transit Center to route 550 with service to downtown Seattle via the Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel.
 * 11) The total fare will be $24.75 if you use an ORCA card with an E-Purse.