Happy Halloween! Our fall edition of Headways is a candy bowl full of goodies – take as many as you like!

Inside: A recap of our Silverdale Transit Center Grand Opening event, an important update to our fare policy, the announcement of a $17 million grant award, and the launch of the ORCA card for Google Wallet.

This month, we’ve got updates on proposed bus service changes in Silverdale, late-night fast ferry sailings to Seattle (with a new boat!) and thank-yous for our ferry crews.

In our first newsletter of the year, we explain why we’re pausing Sunday bus service expansion, congratulate our Drivers of the Year and lay out service changes that will go into effect on March 3.

An off-duty Kitsap Transit Worker/Driver operator was in the right place at the right time to help his colleague last month.

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.

Happy Thanksgiving from KT! Check out our newest 40th Anniversary feature, a new bus simulator and information about our winter service change in this month’s Headways newsletter.

We couldn’t do it without you.

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.

Sunday bus service is back! Plus: our Fall Service Change, behind the scenes of our ferry photoshoot, and state Roadeo awards.

The next installment of our 40th Anniversary series is here! Also in this newsletter: the MLB All-Star Game, a new transit center, our BI Ride Campaign kicks off and a vanpooler wins big.

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.

Happy Headways Day! History buffs and ferry fans, this month’s newsletter is for you. Join us as we launch our 40th Anniversary project covering the history of Kitsap Transit.

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

Forty years ago today, Kitsap Transit was born.

We’re jumping into spring feet-first! Read on for news about our we’re reducing our carbon footprint, the return of Sunday service, improving web accessibility, and more.

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.

Guests take a Kitsap Transit ferry for a short trip across Sinclair Inlet to catch a glimpse of Santa on his own vessel.