Service Changes

Changes to bus service start Aug. 29

Starting Aug. 29, riders can expect the following changes to bus service:

Many bus routes will have schedule changes. Even if your route is not listed on this page, all riders should check their bus schedules for updates.

*Set your trip start date to Aug. 29 or later to see trips with updated schedules.



If you ride one of the routes listed on this page, your bus will have changes to its route or schedule starting Aug. 29.
See how routes will change below:

The following routes will have schedule or stop changes that will impact riders. Click on a route number below to learn more.

The following routes will have more trips, which will change the bus schedule or how often the bus comes to your stop. Click on a route number below to learn more.

The following routes will have fewer trips, which will change the bus schedule or how often the bus comes to your stop. Click on a route number below to learn more.

The following route is being eliminated. Click on a route number below to learn more.


Park & ride changes

On Aug. 29, the following changes to park & ride facilities in our service area will go into effect:

New Cathcart Park & Ride is opening

Map of Cathcart Park & Ride

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  • Located on the southwest corner of SR 9 and Cathcart Way in Silver Firs.
  • Served by Routes 109, 166, and 901.
  • 154 free parking spaces.

Bus bay assignments changing at some facilities

Map of Everett Station Park & Ride bus bays

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Everett Station

  • Routes 201 and 202 northbound trips move to Bays A2 and A3
Seaway Transit Center bay map

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Seaway Transit Center

  • Southbound departures for all routes move to Bay 6.
  • Northbound arrivals for all routes move to Bay 11.

Updated park & ride names

  • Lake Stevens Transit Center is changing its name to Lake Stevens Park & Ride. This change helps highlight the availability of parking at the facility.
  • Marysville II Park & Ride is changing its name to Marysville 116th Park & Ride. This change helps highlight where the facility is located.
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Additional Information

These changes are made with you in mind, helping provide more reliable service, improved connections, and in some cases, more options for your trips.

  • Is the schedule at my bus stop accurate?
    Bus schedules are changing starting Saturday, Aug. 29, so please check the effective date online or at your bus stop to make sure you’re viewing the correct schedule. Current schedules can be found on the Maps & Schedules web page.
  • Regularly ride light rail?
    We recommend riders sign up for Sound Transit rider alerts to know about changes or disruptions to light rail service. Sign up for Sound Transit alerts
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Need help planning a trip?

Contact our Customer Care team for additional assistance. This team of transit experts can help you with questions and concerns, and can help with personalized trip planning and even printed route maps and schedules.

Changes to bus service started on June 13

On Saturday, June 13, 2026, Community Transit introduced a new route to East King County and made minor schedule changes. Be sure to check your route schedule in case any updates were made to your usual travel route.

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Community Transit Service Changes: What you need to know

Community Transit has four service changes during the year: two larger service changes in March and August, and two smaller ones in June and December.

What Service Changes Include

Service changes may involve new schedules, route updates, stop adjustments, or different bus types. These updates help Community Transit respond to rider demand, funding levels, and the need to improve service efficiency and effectiveness.

How Service Changes are planned

Before making changes, public transit agencies like Community Transit analyze ridership data, travel patterns, and community demographics. They also work with community groups, transit advocates, and local officials to make sure changes meet the needs of the community.

Sharing plans with riders

Community Transit shares upcoming service change plans through outreach to local groups, online announcements, news articles, social media posts, and printed materials, all of which are also translated into Spanish and other languages on request.

Why Service Changes matter

Service changes help Community Transit keep up with changing community needs, making public transit more accessible and reliable. They also often include changes based on rider feedback.

Plan for Service Changes

Community Transit publishes new schedules and trip planning tools weeks before each change. This allows riders to adjust their travel plans. Riders should also sign up for Rider Alerts to get notified if your route is changing.

Plan your travel options

Preview schedules

Plan My Trip*

*When using Plan My Trip, set your trip date to Aug. 29 or later

Are you a new rider?

Check out our bus service map to see where you can go on Community Transit service.

Learn about other upcoming changes to transit service:

Sound Transit

King County Metro