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    Island Transit

    3.7 (7 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    I love that island transit offers free lifts up and down the island. I would have a weekend bus ride but I'll take what is free

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    Washington State Ferries - Keystone - Terminal

    Washington State Ferries - Keystone

    4.0(20 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    This is the ferry check in station on Whidbey island. It goes across to Port Townsend. Very busy…read moretransfer station. Highly recommend reservation, and if it's standby, keep checking cause someone may cancel theirs. They only allow a certain amount of standby vehicles. You can walk on, bike and even motorcycle on. I even saw a semi coming off of it! We took the 1:15 ferry and wow so busy! About a 30 minute ride and so smooth we took a nap in our car. You are allowed to leave your car and head up to the top deck for a nice view. They also have a galley for snacks too. And restrooms available.

    I gotta admit, the Keystone ferry terminal isn't exactly the gem of the WSF system. It appears to…read morehave been built in simpler times, decades ago when things like ticket vending machines and social distancing weren't a thing. As a result, it's not the most efficient place to hang out - especially in times of covid (though the employees have done their best to map out effective social distancing protocols). The best thing about the Keystone terminal is the lovely beach adjacent to it. It's a great place to sit and wait for the ferry, which is often late due to the frequent fog, winds and/or low tides in this area. The ferry is also smaller here, so the wait times for driving aboard are often long - it's best to make a reservation online to cut down on wait times. If you're walking on, allow time to find parking, which is not abundant (especially on sunny, warm weekend days). There are few services here, except for a couple of vending machines, but (praise be!) there's a real restroom just inside the terminal doors.

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    Community Transit - Everett Station

    Community Transit

    1.9(43 reviews)
    26.5 mi

    With the 1 Line extending to Lynnwood, I am exploring nearby areas more than ever before. The…read morenorthern stations from Shoreline on are serviced by Community Transit. The Swift bus routes are equivalent to King County Metro's RapidRide bus services as they make limited stops, which allows for quicker and more frequent service. Having taken them on weekends, they usually run on schedule though I did experience one instance of a long delay. As for regular bus services, I thought they were decent. Buses seem cleaner than the Metro ones. Though there is less frequent service on weekends so buses run every half hour or once a hour so checking the timetable is important for catching one. Overall, I am satisfied with Community Transit's bus services connecting to the 1 Line as they are well-timed and run on time mostly.

    So I have a 12 week old puppy, who at the time of this happening at 755pm tonight was not only…read moreasleep, but leashed, covered up with a blanket and inside my wagon along with our groceries ( getting back from shopping at target ). She's currently still sleeping actually. I get on the bus, and yes i have fare in hand,snd for some reason ,mr bus driver ,homar bus 166 Alderwood mall parkway and ash way decides to randomly be a complete dick to a woman and a puppy and ask me" if that is a service dog? " to which i reply the truth, "no". Because why do i need to lie right? This guy proceeds to tell me that since my sleeping puppy isnt a licensed service dog , that she required by law to be wearing a muzzle! Which is not true. At all. Ever. Anywhere. So I tell him that and he restates​ his asinine sentence and makes me get off the bus! To which I told him he was a f***ing **** . Because he is. It is freezing out, because of him my Lyft my friend just ordered and I paid for left destination which was only one stop away and I am still standing outside freezing because I'm writing this stupid review because It's another hour till the next bus! I will post a Pic if my oh so dangerous pup if possible.

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