Whether you ride the Ferris wheel, work the Ferris wheel, or avoid the Ferris wheel because you always eat too many scones, Community Transit is the easiest way to get to the Evergreen State Fair.

A new right-turn/transit lane opened in July at the I-5 overpass heading westbound on 128th Street SW, a well-known congestion point.

The road-widening project is part of Community Transit’s Swift Green Line bus rapid transit project that began construction in summer 2017.

Everyone on Community Transit’s Route 435 bus the morning of June 19th was expecting an average commute, but what they got instead were gratitude and gift cards – including two worth $250.

Community Transit will begin repainting the stations for its popular Swift Blue Line on June 11. Painting crews will close two southbound stations at a time, beginning in Everett and working their way south on Hwy. 99.

Friday, May 18th, is Bike Everywhere Day and Community Transit is celebrating the use of bikes and buses at two celebration stations in Snohomish County.

People are encouraged to get on a bike and ride to work, school, the grocery store or anywhere else they need to go.

Crews will continue construction work on the Swift Green Line bus stations from April 30th to May 5th, in and around Mill Creek.

Following a personal call from Federal Transit Administration Acting Administrator K. Jane Williams, Community Transit CEO Emmett Heath pushed the button to accept a $43.2 million grant to complete funding for the Swift Green Line on Monday, April 9th.

Crews will continue construction work on the Swift Green Line bus stations from April 2nd to 8th, in and around Mill Creek.

Motorists can expect delays at certain times.

Crews broke ground at the intersection of Bothell-Everett Highway and Trillium Boulevard the week of March 12th in preparation for underground utility work.

New Swift Green Line bus stations will be built here on both sides of Bothell-Everett Highway.

Community Transit is upgrading the ticket vending machines at all 32 Swift Blue Line stations to allow for multi-rider purchases. Also, the new machines have a more intuitive screen flow and are easier to see in bright light.