Last month, we asked for 4 minutes of your time to take our online website survey and you gave us 1,824 minutes! (That's 4 minutes each...

The last time Community Transit's website got a virtual facelift was back in 2008. This is what it looked like in June 2007 just before ...

Community Transit’s first real-time bus information feature was officially turned on this week when the next bus signs at Swift stations we...

As happens twice a year, Community Transit's schedules will change on Monday, Oct. 1. Planners have continued tweaking schedules after...

British reporter Tim Deakin visited Community Transit this week to learn more about our Double Tall double decker buses. Deakin is writing ...

June 21 is National Dump the Pump Day , a rallying cry for transit agencies and advocates to use high gas prices as a way to get non-transit...

by Karen Johnson, Design/Video Supervisor Riders call us with lots of good questions. “How do I catch a Swift bus?” “What are my options fo...

Next Monday, Community Transit bus service will change significantly. For local riders in Snohomish County, there are major changes to the ...

Community Transit staff have been out at park & rides and on board buses reminding riders that a major service change will take place o...

Icy, Snowy Conditions Make It Difficult to Keep to Schedule Day Three of the 2012 snow storm is nearly complete, and buses are still on the ...

Last night, after a day of reroutes and bus delays from the snow that had fallen in parts of Snohomish County, we expected major revisions t...

The new bus schedules effective Feb. 20 are now online at the Community Transit website . This is the piece of information many riders hav...

We are now several days into the new year and more details are available about the upcoming Feb. 20 service change. This is one of the larg...

By Karen Johnson, Video & Design Supervisor “Joyce, please do that line over again and pause after the word ‘customers.’” The talent, Jo...

About this time last year, Community Transit launched the Buy Local for Transit campaign. The point is to encourage our bus riders and the...

by Tom Pearce, Public Information Specialist Perhaps you’ve heard that “a butterfly flaps its wings in China, and it rains in Brazil.” That’...

Just as the Hybrid Alternative ( see previous post ) is a mixture of existing proposals to reduce service, our revised " 2012 System Ch...

One of the action items on the Aug. 4 Community Transit Board of Directors meeting agenda is the February 2012 System Change - the proposed...

The Community Transit Board of Directors met July 21 to discuss the 2012 system change alternatives and go over public comment that was re...

Anyone wanting to know how Community Transit really spends the taxpayer’s money can view the “Comprehensive Annual Financial Report” (CAFR) ...