Kitsap Transit will receive $2.9 million from the state to continue extra passenger-only ferry service on the Bremerton-Seattle route through the end of August 2026. Kitsap Transit’s Bremerton Fast Ferry will operate the extra sailings on weekdays, but not on Saturdays from October through April.

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

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.

Our annual year-in-review takes a look at the stories that defined KT in 2024.

Changes include a new route, timepoint adjustments, bus stop changes and route pattern adjustments.

A new prototype bike rack has been installed at the Bremerton Ferry Dock that can accommodate bicycles with fenders, electric bikes and bikes with larger tires.

With under a week to go until Election Day, now is a great time to figure out where you’re going to vote. Here’s how to get to a voting center or ballot box by using public transit.

Kitsap Transit will receive $1.2 million for the design of an all-electric, zero-emission fast ferry demonstration vessel and its shoreside charging infrastructure.

Labor Day weekend is here, and there’s no shortage of things to do in Kitsap County and beyond! Use our transit toolkit to find the best way to get to summer activities this weekend.

It’s time – the new Silverdale Transit Center is opening soon! Find out how your bus routes will change.

Based on public input, we’ve revised our proposed bus service changes in Silverdale and Central Kitsap.

Saturday sailings to Seattle run through September 28.

We’re updating the Bremerton Fast Ferry schedule table on our website to improve readability, accuracy and to provide some clarity on the status of temporary sailings.

We love list season as much as the next mid-sized transit agency. Read on for our top stories of 2023.

For this service change, we’re shifting timepoints by a few minutes on several routes.

In the 2000s, Kitsap Transit took on a fast ferry research project, upgraded it’s Worker/Driver fleet and moved into new digs in downtown Bremerton.

Our fall service change begins Sept. 18, and we’re making some significant changes. Read on for details!

Our ongoing operator recruitment has been successful thanks in part to a $7,000 hiring incentive for new drivers. We’ve extended the incentive for another year.

The 1990s were a time of growth and expansion for Kitsap Transit, before a statewide measure gutted nearly a third of the agency’s budget, forcing layoffs and service cuts.

Our plan is to transform the old bowling alley into a modern and efficient transit center and park & ride with space for a hydrogen electrolyzer.