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Community Transit makes changes to hours of service on Thanksgiving Day

Edmonds, WALocal News

Community Transit announces changes to its service schedule for Thanksgiving Day, November 27. Buses and DART paratransit will run on a Sunday schedule, while Sound Transit buses and Link light rail will follow this modified timetable. The Zip Shuttle will maintain regular operating hours across all zones. Customer Care phone lines and the Ride Store will be closed for the holiday, limiting customer assistance. Regular bus service resumes on Friday, November 28, providing a return to normal operations.

Transit users can check schedules at communitytransit. org/schedules or use the Plan My Trip tool for assistance. These adjustments help accommodate holiday travel demands while ensuring riders are informed. Planning ahead is encouraged by visiting communitytransit. org/holiday for comprehensive holiday schedules.

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