Community Transit
We help people get from where they are to where they want to be. The agency celebrated its 40th Anniversary in 2016.
For more than 40 years, Community Transit has grown from a small, local bus service into a leader in providing transportation options for the Puget Sound region. Community Transit began service Oct. 4, 1976, after voters in Lynnwood, Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace, Brier, Woodway, Marysville and Snohomish agreed to form their own local transit agency. With 18 leased GMC buses, Community Transit began
Community Transit is turning 50! 🎉
On the next episode of That Transit Show, we look back at the people, places, and moments that shaped public transit in Snohomish County.
Watch Thursday, June 25, on YouTube and wherever you listen to podcasts.
The summer of soccer is here! Enjoy waterfront watch-party vibes-- a big screen, global matchups, and summer days you won’t want to miss.
Catch the full episode of That Transit show to see everything happening on Everett’s waterfront--> https://youtu.be/91OWQnLGXLc
06/16/2026
There's another chance for you to be one of 10 lucky winners who win a prize pack, including T-shirts, stickers, and a stadium-approved clear tote.
To enter:
• Like this post
• Follow Community Transit
• Finish this sentence in the comments: “My perfect transit ride includes ________.”
Bonus Giveaway: Share your rider story at ctgo.org/story or tag us in your transit photos for a chance to win a collectible Zip Shuttle ORCA Card! Cards will not come with a loaded pass.
Open to Washington residents age 18+. Ends June 30, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. PT.
Official rules: ctgo.org/ridetransitmonth
06/15/2026
That’s a wrap on the 2026 Bus & Bike Everywhere Challenge!
This year, you've helped:
• Log 16,543 miles by bike & bus
• Cut 7,641 lbs of CO₂
• Replace 1998 solo trips with sustainable travel
Thank you to every participant who showed small changes can have big impact. Help keep up the momentum by continuing to bike & bus yearlong!
06/14/2026
Thanks to for highlighting the last Community Transit bus trip to Seattle.
Community Transit ran its last bus to Seattle The last inbound Route 424 bus in downtown Seattle on Friday morning (Michael Smith). On Friday afternoon, Community Transit Route 424 made its final trip from Seattle to the City of Snohomish. Thi…
Find out how Brooklyn Bros. Pizzeria helps their employees save money on transportation by providing free ORCA Cards— a perk they can offer thanks to our ORCA Small Business Partnership Program. Learn how your small business can sign up for this free program via the link provided here.
06/10/2026
Heading to a soccer match, fan zone, or watch party this summer?
Before you pay for parking or spend time sitting in traffic, check out your transit options. Community Transit connects Snohomish County to Link light rail, Sounder trains, and other services that can help you get to Seattle Stadium (Lumen Field) and soccer
across the region.
Read our guide to learn the easiest ways to get there, what routes to take, and tips for making your trip smoother on game day.
https://www.communitytransit.org/news-and-events/article-detail/2026/06/09/take-transit-to-the-big-games
Take transit to the Big Games | Community Transit Heading to FIFA World Cup matches in Seattle? Learn how to travel from Snohomish County using Community Transit, Link light rail, Sounder trains, and Zip Shuttle. Find trip planning tools, fare information, and transit tips for game day.
The threat of dark clouds and a sprinkling of rain failed to put a damper on the spirit of the parade! At parade time, blue skies and sunshine came to celebrate with the crowd. 🏳️🌈💙🚌 Thanks, and for your hospitality and warm welcome.
06/06/2026
Bluebell, Swift Blue, and a little peek at a little blue sky. We’re on our way to the parade!
Did you know Everett is an official fan zone for the world's biggest soccer tournament?
In this episode of That Transit Show, host Monica Spain talks with Tyler Chism from the City of Everett about the city's role as an official fan zone for the world's biggest soccer tournament. Learn what visitors and locals can expect, where to find watch parties, and how to get there using transit.
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