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.

Last year, our ferry crews responded to an unprecedented number of significant safety events. We want to recognize 13 crew members who stepped up in these instances and helped resolve potentially dangerous situations.

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.

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.

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

You asked, we answered!

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.

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.

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.

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

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

It’s the last newsletter of the first year of Headways! We’re saying goodbye to 2022 with an edition packed full of transit news.

We’re back! Our autumn edition of the Headways newsletter includes a conversation with a family of Kitsap Transit operators, info on our new $7,000 hiring incentive, updates to our Long-Range Transit Plan, and more.

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.

Learn about the new Free Youth Transit Pass, Kitsap Transit’s latest service change, pay raises for operators and summer farmer market fun in this month’s newsletter.

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