Community Transit

Jan 31st, 2014

Coommunity Transit

7100 Hardeson Road

Everett, WA 98203

United States

http://www.communitytransit.org/

Phone:425.353.7433

Toll Free:800.562.1375

Since 1976, Community Transit has been committed to its mission of serving the public transportation needs of Snohomish County.

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Community Transit selects new director of planning and development

Roland Behee has been chosen for the position and brings 29 years of local planning experience to the role.

Nicomedes Plantilla, left, and Allan Mehau, right.

Community Transit drivers awarded for reaching 1 million and 2 million mile status

Two bus drivers qualified for the distinction by meeting strict National Safety Council guidelines.

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Community Transit launches open data portal

Real-time data for CT and Snohomish County Sound Transit buses is now available for third-party web and app developers.

Community Transit to Award Surplus Vans to Local Nonprofits

Community Transit will award 10 surplus vans, earmarked for auction, to local nonprofit organizations to further meet the local demand for transportation.

From left: Two million mile driver Ken Sahota, and million mile drivers Jennifer Routley and Rocky Cazares honored for safe driving. Not pictured: Tajinder Mahal and Thomas Rairden.

Community Transit Bus Drivers Honored for Reaching 1 & 2 Million Mile Status

Five Community Transit drivers were honored this month with the agency’s prestigious Million Mile Award, for reaching safe driving milestones without a preventable accident.

Community Transit Revitalizes and Expands Fleet with 44 Buses from New Flyer

New Flyer of America Inc. has announced that Community Transit in Everett, Washington has exercised options for 26 heavy-duty, sixty-foot Xcelsior clean-diesel transit buses (or 52 equivalent units or “EUs”).

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Mass Transit Weekly Update 6/10/2016

This week's transit update includes a look at Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART), Community Transit, the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT), Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) and the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (Metro).

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Community Transit

Community Transit selects new director of planning and development

Roland Behee has been chosen for the position and brings 29 years of local planning experience to the role.

Data Program Manager

Nicomedes Plantilla, left, and Allan Mehau, right.

Community Transit drivers awarded for reaching 1 million and 2 million mile status

Two bus drivers qualified for the distinction by meeting strict National Safety Council guidelines.

Communitytransit Cellphone Web

Community Transit launches open data portal

Real-time data for CT and Snohomish County Sound Transit buses is now available for third-party web and app developers.

Community Transit to Award Surplus Vans to Local Nonprofits

Community Transit will award 10 surplus vans, earmarked for auction, to local nonprofit organizations to further meet the local demand for transportation.

From left: Two million mile driver Ken Sahota, and million mile drivers Jennifer Routley and Rocky Cazares honored for safe driving. Not pictured: Tajinder Mahal and Thomas Rairden.

Community Transit Bus Drivers Honored for Reaching 1 & 2 Million Mile Status

Five Community Transit drivers were honored this month with the agency’s prestigious Million Mile Award, for reaching safe driving milestones without a preventable accident.

Community Transit Revitalizes and Expands Fleet with 44 Buses from New Flyer

New Flyer of America Inc. has announced that Community Transit in Everett, Washington has exercised options for 26 heavy-duty, sixty-foot Xcelsior clean-diesel transit buses (or 52 equivalent units or “EUs”).

Swift Blue Line Returns to 10-Minute Service on Sept. 24

The Swift Blue Line, Community Transit’s highest ridership route, will see a 20 percent increase in weekday service starting Monday, Sept, 24.

New Bus Stops on Cathcart Way Connect Snohomish High Schools

New bus stops opened on Community Transit's Cathcart Way and Puget Park Drive, a short walk from Glacier Peak High School and Little Cedars Elementary School in south Snohomish.

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Community Transit Bus Riders Thanked with Surprise “Golden Ticket” Giveaway

Every rider on Community Transit’s Route 435 bus this morning expected an average commute, but what they got instead were gratitude and gift cards — including two worth $250.