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.

Prepare to ride the bus in darker and colder weather.

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.

As part of our summer service change this year, Kitsap Transit added two brand-new routes that provide convenient, quick access around Kitsap County’s commercial and healthcare hub.

M/V Solano, the 10th vessel in Kitsap Transit’s fleet, started operations on the Kingston-Seattle route earlier this month, a little over three years since the agency bought it from San Francisco Bay Ferry.

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

Our final feature in our 40th anniversary series.

Kitsap Transit’s new virtual bus simulator will help bridge the gap between the classroom and the open road for operator trainees.

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.

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.

The story of Kitsap Transit begins with a run-down bus yard in Bremerton in 1983.

Forty years ago today, Kitsap Transit was born.

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.

A thank you to Kitsap Transit staff who kept us running during the late-December snowstorm.

Read the top five transit stories of 2022.

Take a behind-the-scenes tour of Kitsap Transit’s history, services, operations and facilities in our new video!

Jeanette Zaleski was one of the first operators hired when Kitsap Transit was formed in the 1980s. Her daughter and grandson have followed in her footsteps, helping transport riders across Kitsap County for the last 40 years.

The August doldrums are real, we get it. Why not spend your weekday evening or Saturday morning at one of Kitsap's excellent farmers markets? Let us take you there! 

After a series of unsatisfying jobs, Josh Dubel applied to drive for Kitsap Transit. Five years later, his son Cameron joined him.

For the last 23 years, ACCESS Operator Tammy Lambert has made a living helping her neighbors get where they need to go. Learn more about how she built her career at Kitsap Transit.