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

We’re updating the Bremerton Fast Ferry schedule table on our website to improve readability, accuracy and to provide some clarity on the status of temporary sailings.

Settle in to your holiday vacation with the final Headways newsletter of 2023.

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.

Learn more about our Marine Maintenance Facility project, read through our StoryMap, and take a quick survey to help shape the future of Kitsap Transit’s ferry program.

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.

For this service change, we’re shifting timepoints by a few minutes on several routes.

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.

Boo! Don’t be a ghost this Halloween season. Make sure your bus driver can see you by following these simple safety tips.

Surveyors will be aboard Kitsap Transit buses and ferries this week, asking riders to fill out a short survey.

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

KT operators and mechanics put up a great showing at the 2023 Washington State Transit Association Roadeo last month.

Our fall service change begins Sept. 18, and we’re making some significant changes. Read on for details!

Starting on Sunday, Sept. 24 in Bremerton, Kitsap Transit will operate bus service on Sunday for the first time in more than a decade.

Starting tomorrow, Sept. 7, Washington State Ferries will close the Seattle/Bainbridge Island route to car and bike traffic. Our service will change to match the temporary one-boat schedule.

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

Ride free to cooling centers during this week’s extreme heat. On our maps, find your nearest cooling center and which bus routes will get you to and from there.