Kitsap Transit will receive a $15 million grant from the Federal Transit Administration to build a regional bus-driver training facility that will enhance public safety and support transit agencies in Kitsap and neighboring counties.

Tap to Pay lets riders pay their transit fare using physical credit and debit cards, or credit cards in digital wallets.

These new signs are part of a pilot program for our text-for-next-arrival software, which allows bus riders to text or call to find out when the next few buses will arrive at their stop.

Kitsap Transit carried 4,330 riders to and from Seattle on February 11, breaking records for daily ridership across all three of our routes.

Kitsap Transit, along with our partner transit agencies across the region, is planning extra fast-ferry service to ensure fans can get to and from the championship parade.

Kitsap Transit is now issuing automated alerts for cancelled bus and ferry trips. Here’s what you need to know.

Learn how Kitsap Transit will communicate with the public during snow and other severe weather events.

The new route connects directly from the West Bremerton Transit Center to several shipyard gates and the Bremerton Transportation Center.

The overdose-reversing medication naloxone is now available for free at the Bremerton Transportation Center and Port Orchard Ferry Dock.

Due to a shortage of spare vessels, Kitsap Transit fast ferry riders may experience more trip cancellations in October and November on all three of its cross-sound routes.

The Seattle Fast Ferry Terminal Project would create a dedicated terminal in downtown Seattle to expand passenger-only ferry capacity and enhance cross-sound operations.

Val Quill, Kitsap Transit’s senior operator, is the first woman to win CTAA’s 35-foot bus national competition since the organization launched the category last year.

From May 22-23, King County Sheriff’s Office and Seattle Police Department’s SWAT units ran training exercises on Kitsap Transit’s M/V Enetai.

Kitsap Transit is testing a new system called Service Bot that will text riders back the ETAs of the next three routes arriving within 30 minutes. Join our beta testers group and take a quick survey!

Kitsap Transit is studying new ferry routes within Kitsap County, and we want your feedback!

Our summer service change includes significant adjustments to South Kitsap service, including route name and number changes and a new route.

The study will review the facilities, equipment, and funding sources needed to start up intra-county ferry service.

Summer sailing schedules include all-day Saturday service from Bremerton, Kingston and Southworth to Seattle (plus connecting bus service), and late-night local ferry service between Bremerton and Port Orchard.

The tracker shows the real-time location, crowdedness and estimated arrival time of your bus at the next few stops. Riders can also plan trips, view bus or ferry schedules, and find stops near their location.

Kitsap Transit honored our top Routed and ACCESS operators with Driver of the Year Awards on Wednesday, March 12, in recognition of their contributions to the public over the past year.