This year Community Transit will award up to 12 surplus passenger vans to local non-profit organizations.

Applications must be submitted by November 30th.

On Wednesday, September 29th, the first day of school at the University of Washington, there were twice as many riders taking the bus from Snohomish County as there were the day before.

Next week, those riders will be making a new bus-to-light rail connection after the Northgate Link extension opens this weekend.

With the opening of the new Northgate light rail station on October 2nd, people traveling from Snohomish County will have more travel options to and from destinations in Seattle, King County, and beyond.

Taking the bus to light rail is easy, with frequent routes serving many areas of Snohomish County.

Community Transit is asking for input on its bus, vanpool, and paratransit service.

With ongoing changes in community safety guidelines and work from home rules, transit ridership habits have changed over the past 17 months to help with decisions on future service changes.

Community Transit plans to implement frequent bus service to and from the new Northgate light rail station starting in October. This will provide decreased travel time for many, especially during peak traffic hours.

Community Transit will operate a Sunday bus schedule on Monday, July 5th, in observation of Independence Day.

Fireworks are prohibited on Community Transit properties including parking lots and buses at all times.

Community Transit bus fares are waived to/from any location that provides COVID-19 vaccines from now until June 30th. 

The free ride can be used to travel to mass vaccination sites, a doctor’s office, pharmacy, or wherever the customer plans to get vaccinated.

With safety measures in place and with the help of riders like you, choosing public transit continues to be a safe and reliable option during the pandemic.

As our communities work together to move forward, Community Transit will continue to connect communities while prioritizing safety.

Community Transit named Nashika Stanbro to lead the new Diversity, Equity and Inclusion program.

The new program aims to align the agency’s policies, practices, and resources to provide equitable opportunities in Community Transit’s workforce and in the the agency's transportation services.

Community Transit is deeply committed to providing a safe experience for all riders and our employees.

Since the most effective way to slow the spread of COVID-19 is to wear a face covering to limit infected individuals from spreading the disease, mask usage will now be enforced on buses.