Transit services for all riders
Welcome aboard! Community Transit helps people living with physical, sensory, and cognitive disabilities get from where they are to where they want to be. We work to remove barriers to travel to help each rider feel comfortable and safe aboard our buses and vans.
- Service or guide animals are allowed on all Community Transit buses. Learn more.
- Guidelines for bringing a wheelchair, scooter, or other mobility device on fixed-route and DART services can be found on the Accessible Service Options page.
Buses and bus stops
Bus stops, transit centers, and buses are ADA accessible to meet the needs of all riders. Our buses are equipped with a ramp, with seats reserved for older adults and riders with disabilities. Drivers are trained to secure mobility devices and can answer many rider questions.
Travel Training
Learn how to ride the bus with our free Travel Training program. Training is available for anyone who would like to learn how to ride the bus and is customized to ensure each rider feels confident before traveling on their own.
DART paratransit
DART is a service for riders with one or more disabilities that prevent them from using Community Transit fixed-route bus services. To qualify, riders must participate in an in-person rider assessment.
Zip Alderwood Shuttle
Book a ride with Zip — our on-demand ride service — for quick and easy door-to-door trips anywhere within our Alderwood service area. If needed, please request a wheelchair-accessible vehicle when booking a trip.
Reduced fare information
The easiest way to pay is with an ORCA card. Riders with disabilities can use a Regional Reduced Fare Permit (RRFP) to get discounted fares on regional transit services, including Community Transit buses, Sound Transit trains, Link light rail, Washington State Ferries, and more. Medicare card holders can also get an RRFP. Riders must use an ORCA card to get the discounted fare.
- Reduced rates for ORCA card users living with disabilities.
- Tap your ORCA card or pay with cash. If paying with cash, please use exact change.
- Riders taking a Swift bus route can also pay with a credit or debit card at the station kiosk.
- DART paratransit tickets and passes can be purchased online, in person at the Ride Store, or by calling 425-348-2350.
Learn more about fares and passes.
Trip-planning tools
Our online tools and resources provide all the information you need to start using transit:
- Plan My Trip — Find the route that works best for you and map out your trip from start to finish. You can also customize your trip with walking distances, arrival and departure times, trip duration, and more.
- Find My Bus — Get real-time transit information about bus routes and stops, save your favorites, and get updates about traffic conditions.
- Maps & Schedules — View bus information and schedules by route number. You can also explore popular destinations and communities.
- Rider Alerts — Stay updated when buses are delayed, cancelled, or rerouted. Alerts are posted in real-time during regular service hours. Sign up to get alerts via email or text message.
Customers can also visit the Ride Store for in-person assistance.
To schedule a trip on DART, use the Community Transit DART App or Call (425) 347-5912, TTY Relay: 711. Note: you must qualify for eligibility before you can use or book a trip with DART. Learn more.
To book a ride on the Zip Alderwood Shuttle, call (425) 521-5600, or download the “GOIN' - Rides for All” app on Apple or Google Play.
