Community Transit has further reduced bus trips to align with current ridership levels during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The agency’s new reduced service schedule represents a total reduction of approximately 30% over regular bus service levels.

Community Transit seeks public comments on proposed bus service changes to take effect this fall and in spring 2021.

The changes will increase weekday and weekend trips, the frequency of service, expand coverage, and create new service that improves local bus connections in south Snohomish County.

Community Transit will operate limited bus service on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.

The transit agency will operate on a Sunday schedule on Christmas and New Year’s Day.

Community Transit will operate limited bus service for the Thanksgiving Holiday. 

On Thanksgiving Day buses will use a Sunday schedule; and on the day after there will be regular local bus services, but limited commuter service to Seattle and the University District.

Community Transit’s proposed budget would increase service 5 percent in 2020 as the agency continues its expansion of bus service for Snohomish County residents.

The agency is seeking public comment on its proposed budget through Friday, November 8th.

Community Transit’s Draft 2019-2024 Transit Development Plan prioritizes providing easy access and connectivity to Sound Transit’s Link light rail and improving products and services that make travel easy and safe for all.

It is available for public comment through October 31st.

On Labor Day, Monday, September 2nd, Community Transit will operate a Sunday bus schedule. 

Labor Day is also the last day of the Evergreen State Fair and there will be extra late trips running after the fair closes.