Whether it’s transportation for an after-school program, a ride to a warm shelter on a cold night, or a much-needed meal being delivered, one community has seen the difference one van can make.

Courage to Change Recovery Services in Lynnwood is one of many nonprofit organizations that can provide transportation to the communities they serve thanks to a retired Community Transit van.

Coach Operator "shake-ups" are held four times a year to give drivers an opportunity to drive different routes and "shake up" their work routine. It's a simple concept that requires a lot of work to execute.

With updated health and safety procedures in place to address COVID-19 concerns, construction of Sound Transit’s Link light rail extension into Snohomish County has progressed throughout the spring and early summer.

Understandably, you may be feeling anxious and concern about the safety of public transit as the news of COVID-19 novel coronavirus continues to be in the headlines, social media and the topic of conversation with family and friends. We take these concerns very seriously.

Community Transit bus driver Tiffany Underwood appears on the Amazon Prime Video program Regular Heroes. The series highlights stories of essential workers on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.

To support the health of these and all our transit riders, several agencies joined Community Transit to host a "pop-up" event at Everett Station in May to connect unsheltered people to community resources and personal protection equipment.