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Rider Alerts
Due to COVID-19-related staffing shortages, Route 13 will return to 30 minute frequency beginning Monday, Jan. 17 until further notice.View full alert
Due to COVID-19-related staffing shortages, The One route will be cancelled until further notice beginning Monday, Jan. 17.
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Outbound routes 12, 42, and 45, and inbound routes 13, 41, 45, 47, 48, 60, 64, and 620 will be on detour through Friday, Jan. 21, near OTC due to the temporary closure of Olympia Ave. between Capitol Way and Washington St. No stops will be affected.View full alert
Bus stop #503, located on Martin Way at Blackhawk Lane [eb], is temporarily closed until further notice due to construction. Passengers should board Route 62A at either stop #502 on Hoh St. or stop #504 on River Ridge Dr.View full alert
Routes 60 and 64 will be on detour all day starting Monday, May 10 until further notice due to ongoing construction on Franklin St. View full alert
News
Intercity Transit is enhancing the technology we use to provide real-time information about our buses to applications such as OneBusAway, Google Maps and Transit. As we implement these changes, these apps will not receive or display real-time information from all our buses, which means you will not see complete information temporarily. These enhancements are expected to be complete by early April.
Intercity Transit is currently conducting Authority meetings remotely using a web-based platform in accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act guidelines in the Governor’s Proclamation 20.28.14. The public may attend the Authority Board meeting by telephone or Facebook.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 10, 2022 Olympia Transit Center offers new services and improved access Olympia, WA – Intercity Transit welcomes Greyhound to the Olympia Transit Center, providing regional and national bus travel options to South Puget Sound residents. Passengers can purchase Greyhound tickets in person using a credit card at the Customer Service counter and ship and receive packages via Greyhound beginning January 15, 2022.
Intercity Transit is currently conducting Authority meetings remotely using a web-based platform in accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act guidelines in the Governor’s Proclamation 20.28.14 in response to the COVID-19 state of emergency. The public may attend the Authority Board meeting by telephone or Facebook.
We all have a responsibility to Respect the Ride when onboard Intercity Transit. We strive to make your trip as safe and as comfortable as possible. When you Respect the Ride, you will help ensure that everyone enjoys their journey. While riding, please remember to:
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: