This month, we’ve got an important update on Kitsap Transit’s Bremerton Fast Ferry route, which has been operating seven fewer round-trip sailings per day since Sept. 1. Plus: our fall service change, free Olympic College bus passes, ferry crew kudos, and Labor Day transit tips.

Kitsap Transit will stop operating seven weekday round-trip sailings that were temporarily added in 2022.

Highlighting the Marine Services employees who provided aid to people in distress on four separate occasions last month.

Spring is here, and soccer is around the corner! In this month’s newsletter: soccer service plans, summer sailing schedules, farmers market transit tips, and a new operator training facility.

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

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.

This month, we’ve got news about a new partnership that is providing life-saving medication at transit centers, a temporary policy change that allows federal employees to ride transit for free, and an update on our fast ferry service for the month of November.

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.

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