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. 

Transit in the Puget Sound region delivered 17 million more trips in 2024 than the prior year, according to six ORCA transit agencies.

On March 16, Kitsap Transit will add Sunday bus service on Bainbridge Island, the last phase in our rollout of Sunday bus service that began in 2023.

Kitsap Transit is making changes to Routes 93, 94, 223, 307, 390 and 391, and introducing Sunday bus service between Bainbridge Island and Poulsbo. 

Last month, Kitsap Transit selected a site near Bree Drive SW in Bremerton as the preferred location for a new bus operator training facility.

On March 5, Kitsap Transit is switching to a new rider alerts platform, SimplifyTransit, that will allow riders to receive personalized text and email notifications for their bus and ferry routes. 

Kitsap Transit’s passenger-only ferries carried a record 1.22 million riders in 2024, 12% more than the previous year. Systemwide, Kitsap Transit’s ferry services maintained 99% reliability and 97% on-time performance in 2024.

We're rolling out new software in 2025 that will empower riders to receive more personalized, timely and informative rider alerts.

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.

Learn about the barriers facing nondrivers by challenging yourself to get around for an entire week without driving a car.

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.

The federal funding comes from the Federal Transit Administration’s Passenger Ferry Grant program.

Kitsap Transit's operators and maintenance team excelled at the 2024 Washington State Transit Association Roadeo, winning first place in three events and taking home the overall Grand Champion Award.

Transit is Why is a new public education campaign that aims to raise awareness about the essential role public transit plays in our communities.

Fast ferry service on the Kingston-Seattle and Southworth-Seattle routes will operate without spare vessels until further notice.

Kitsap Transit published the final Ferry Maintenance Facility Siting Study in June 2024 — moving us closer to constructing a dedicated ferry maintenance facility.