The vote marked an important step forward in Kitsap Transit’s quest to control its own destiny: To operate schedules that meet our fast ferry riders’ needs, rather than run sailings when dock space is available.

We’ve updated our data tool to include our local ferries! Compare ridership data across our system or by individual route.

Kitsap Transit’s investment in renewable diesel and battery-electric buses is just the start: Here’s how we’re working towards a carbon-neutral bus fleet.

We’re adding trips and making small timepoint adjustments on a few routes. Read on for details!

Kitsap Transit plans to start up Sunday bus service later this year, pending recruitment of more bus operators.

Laura Moniz and Andrea Hillman are our Routed and ACCESS Drivers of the Year for 2022.

Our new website widget offers accessibility options for riders who are blind, low-vision or have other disabilities.

Kitsap Transit’s Board of Commissioners approved our Long-Range Transit Plan on Dec. 6. The new plan outlines a menu of transit projects and improvements over the next 20 years.

Kitsap Transit will expand its Bremerton Fast Ferry service until Washington State Ferries is able to restore two-boat service on the Seattle/Bremerton route.

We’re launching a new rideshare app, Rides on Demand, to help you get around Kingston and South Kitsap.

Kitsap Transit is relaunching a new-and-improved Fast Ferry Performance Indicators Dashboard after an 18-month hiatus.

Read more about our service adjustments going into effect on November 28.

There’s a lot going on at Kitsap Transit! Read about the projects we have in the pipeline, from new charging stations for electric buses to expanded park & rides in North and South Kitsap.

Read Kitsap Transit’s draft Long-Range Transit Plan, which outlines transit investments over the next 20 years.

The ORCA retail network is expanding! Learn more about where you can buy and reload your card.

Anyone 18 and under can ride Kitsap Transit’s buses and ferries for free starting in September. All you need is a youth ORCA card!

Kitsap Transit is suspending four routes starting August 22 due to a shortage of bus drivers.

Starting in July, Kitsap Transit Routed and ACCESS operators will receive higher wages, plus progressive increases over the next three years and a retention bonus.

Kitsap Transit is adding trips in the morning and evening on several trips for our July 11 service change.

Val Quill, Kitsap Transit’s longest-serving bus operator, has been selected as the 2022 Joseph M. Kaplan Safe Driver of the Year for the Pacific Region.