You can call it the Panther-Grizzly Line, or the Snohomish High School-Glacier Peak High School Express.

On Friday, July 27th, new bus stops opened on Cathcart Way and Puget Park Drive, a short walk from Glacier Peak High School and Little Cedars Elementary School in south Snohomish.

In observance of Independence Day, Community Transit will operate Sunday bus service on Wednesday, July 4.

Clean air superhero Oxy Gene will lead a Double Tall bus in the Strawberry Festival Parade on Saturday, June 16th, in Marysville. On Sunday, June 24th, a Community Transit Double Tall bus will make its way to Seattle Center in the colorful Seattle Pride Parade.

Community Transit bus driver Ray Harnisch was honored on Thursday, May 24th,  for reaching three million miles on the road without a preventable accident. He is only the second driver in the agency’s 41-year history to reach this milestone.

On May 3rd the Community Transit Board of Directors approved a 12 percent service increase and some fare increases that will begin in September. Among the service increases include the new Swift Green Line that starts running in spring 2019.

Crews will continue construction work on the Swift Green Line bus stations from April 20th to 27th in and around Mill Creek.

Crews will continue construction work on the Swift Green Line bus stations from April 9th to 13th, in and around Mill Creek.

Bad weather doesn’t stop Bob Stiles from biking and bussing from Edmonds to Seattle every day – not even snow.

Equally dedicated, Poulsbo resident Paul Grasser walks onto the ferry and buses to Premera in Mountlake Terrace, saving time and inspiring others to do the same.