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Rider Alerts
Route 64 is currently on detour today, Oct. 4, until further notice due to the City of Olympia working on the watermain on Union Ave. During the detour, there will be 10 stops closed.View full alert
Central St. near Miller Ave. will be temporarily closed beginning Tuesday, June 21 until further notice. Bus stop #179, Central St. at Ethridge Ave., will be closed during the detour. Riders may catch bus at stop #877, Miller Ave. at Marion St., or #178, Central St. at Massey Ave.View full alert
Stop #613 at 6th Ave. and College [wb], serving Routes 64 and 66, will close temporarily starting Monday, June 6 due to nearby construction.
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Due to COVID-19-related staffing shortages, The One and Dash are cancelled until further notice. View full alert
Due to construction work to enhance this stop, bus stop #79 Israel Rd. at New Market [WB] will be temporarily closed. For the duration of the construction work, riders may use nearby stop #80 on Israel Rd. at Tumwater High School [WB].View full alert
News
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Read the September 2022 Rider News for the latest information from Intercity Transit. This issue includes information about our schedules and maps "Going Digital," an opportunity to provide public comment on the draft 2022-2027 Transit Development Plan, serving on our Community Advisory Committee, and more!
The September 7, 2022, Intercity Transit Authority Board Meeting is canceled. The next meeting is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 21, 2022.
Intercity Transit will operate on regular weekday schedules on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5. Customer Service at the Olympia Transit Center will be open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The season’s short, dark days make pedestrians and bicyclists less visible to drivers. With the end of daylight savings, many of us travel when it's dark outside. Our drivers make extra efforts to watch for riders waiting at unlit bus stops, but we need your help!
Your safety is a top priority at Intercity Transit. Reflective clothing and lights can help make you more visible. Help ensure your safety by using:
The Intercity Transit Authority (ITA) is recruiting civically-minded individuals to serve on its Community Advisory Committee (CAC). The 20-member advisory group provides input to the ITA on local public transportation issues. Nineteen members serve three-year terms, while the youth position serves a one-year term.
The TSA has ended the federal mask mandate effective immediately. The CDC continues to recommend that people wear masks in indoor public transportation settings.