Community Transit says approved plan will expand bus service, improve connections

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Community Transit will expand bus service in Snohomish County from 2025 to 2030 to meet the needs of various riders, including urban commuters and rural users. CEO Ric Ilgenfritz highlighted that the initiative will bring increased service hours and new routes. Major updates include the Swift Gold Line's construction and increased frequency on existing routes. The plan also focuses on enhancing customer experience with safer, more accessible transit options through improved bus stops and security measures. Community Transit will transition to a zero-emission fleet, continuing pilot programs for electric buses and planning for necessary infrastructure.

Financial sustainability will be a priority, aiming for responsible growth amid changing economic conditions. This initiative is significant for local residents seeking better transit choices. For more details, visit communitytransit. org/tdp.

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