Weigh in on our siting study process and four possible locations for a new bus driver training facility.

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

Washington State Ferries’ Bainbridge-Seattle route will be reduced to a one-boat schedule Sept. 7-13 while crews install a new walkway.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

ORCA, the Puget Sound’s regional fare payment system, launched a series of significant upgrades May 16. We’ve put together a handy checklist to help get you started with the new ORCA.

Kitsap Transit has kicked off the Seattle Fast Ferry Terminal Project to evaluate options for a fast ferry landing facility in downtown Seattle.

Take a quick survey and tell us which transportation projects we should prioritize over the next 20 years.

Funding from the Federal Transit Administration and the state transportation budget will allow Kitsap Transit to buy 10 more electric buses and design and construct a zero-emission local ferry.

In January, we announced some big news: Kitsap Transit’s Bremerton-Seattle route has been selected as the design route for a fully electric passenger-only ferry.

Exciting, right? But what exactly does that mean?

Starting this spring, the decade-old ORCA system is getting a big upgrade. Here’s what you need to know about the changes.