Occasionally, snow or icy conditions impact Community Transit bus service. While one route may be on a snow route, another route may not be.
Here are three things you can do to get the most updated information about snow events:
If your bus stop has a snowflake symbol on the bus stop sign and there is snow or ice on the ground that is impacting service, please wait at another stop.
Snow routes let drivers and riders know the safest routing a bus will take during a snow event.
In addition to hills, there may be other areas along a route that are not served during a snow event. These stops may not have snowflake symbols on the sign, but they will not be served when a bus is on a snow route. Please use the snow route maps listed below to determine the portion of the route that will not be served.
On Snow Route maps, a solid line indicates that a segment of the route is being served; a dotted line indicates a portion that will not be served.
When it snows, regular bus schedules may not apply:
BusFinder is our real-time bus information web application.
During snow events, BusFinder's departure time predictions may not be accurate because buses:
You can use the map feature in BusFinder to see where the bus is on your route to help predict when the bus may arrive at your stop.