Take the Bus to Your Local Library

There's a Community Transit bus to take you to your neighborhood Sno-Isle or King County library. Find the bus routes in Snohomish County that serve each library below, and click on the link to plan your trip.

Ride, read, and more

Did you know your local library has more than just books to enjoy on your bus commute? You can also download movies, podcasts, eBooks and audiobooks to your device with your library card. Getting time to yourself on the bus to relax or learn has never been easier.

Find your local library and plan your trip:

Arlington Library
Accessible by Route 220
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Bothell Regional Library (KCLS Library)
Accessible by Route 105, 522, and 535.
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Brier Library
Accessible by Route 111
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Darrington Library
Accessible by Route 230
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Edmonds Library
Accessible by Routes 116, 130, 196, and along certain commuter routes
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Granite Falls Library
Accessible by Route 280
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Lake Stevens Library
Accessible by Route 280
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Lakewood/Smokey Point Library
Accessible by Routes 201/202, 209
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Lynnwood Library
Accessible by Routes 112, 196
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Mariner Library
Accessible by Routes Swift Green Line, 101, 105, 106, 109, 201/202
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Marysville Library
Accessible by Routes 209, 222
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Mill Creek Library
Accessible by Routes Swift Green Line, 105, 115
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Monroe Library
Accessible by Route 271 and along certain commuter routes
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Mountlake Terrace Library
Accessible by Routes 111, 112, 119, 130, and along certain commuter routes
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Mukilteo Library
Accessible by Route 113 and along certain commuter routes
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Snohomish Library
Accessible by Routes 109, 270/271, and 424 
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Stanwood Library
Accessible by Route 240
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Sultan Library
Accessible by Routes 270/271
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