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This is one of our original buses and it needs a name

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Community Transit boosts mechanics' pay and incentives in effort to improve transit

New journey mechanics can receive up to $16,100 and earn up to $59 an hour in first year Read more
Community Transit board meeting, April 2

Regular monthly meeting Read more

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Published: Oct 9, 2023
New Swift onboard digital signs signal your destination is near

It’s official! New digital signs on Swift bus rapid transit (BRT) buses are on their way.
Published: Oct 6, 2023
“Journey 2050” draft plan lays out Community Transit’s vision and long-term priorities

Public asked to comment on mix of services that will define the future of public transit in Snohomish County
Published: Oct 3, 2023
Community Transit names Roland Behee as Chief Operating Officer and Melissa Cauley as Chief Planning and Development Officer

Long-time employees will play key roles as agency prepares to expand service
Published: Oct 3, 2023
One Double Tall to Go

What would you do with a double-decker bus?
Published: Oct 3, 2023
Community Transit board meeting, October 5

Regular monthly meeting
Published: Sep 18, 2023
Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month

This yearly celebration focuses on the culture, accomplishments, and roles Hispanic-Americans have contributed to the United States.
Published: Sep 14, 2023
Join Community Voice—we're listening!

Lend us your voice and help us improve our services
Published: Sep 12, 2023
Community Transit six-year plan highlights increased bus frequency, security, and connections to light rail

Approved Transit Development Plan outlines upcoming major changes in local and regional travel
Published: Sep 7, 2023
Introducing more on-demand bike lockers

Taking your bike to catch the bus is even more convenient with more on-demand bike lockers at local transit centers and park & rides.
Published: Sep 7, 2023
Transit agencies continue safety and health efforts following UW study recommendations

This is a joint news release from Community Transit, Everett Transit, King County Metro Transit, and Sound Transit.

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More news

New Swift onboard digital signs signal your destination is near

“Journey 2050” draft plan lays out Community Transit’s vision and long-term priorities

Community Transit names Roland Behee as Chief Operating Officer and Melissa Cauley as Chief Planning and Development Officer

One Double Tall to Go

Community Transit board meeting, October 5

Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month

Join Community Voice—we're listening!

Community Transit six-year plan highlights increased bus frequency, security, and connections to light rail

Introducing more on-demand bike lockers

Transit agencies continue safety and health efforts following UW study recommendations

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