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.

Public transportation can be scary if you're unfamiliar with it. WTA has made it a very easy…read moreprocess. When my folks came to visit from out of state, I set them up on a bus route to get them to Fairhaven. To ease their nerves, I drove them through the route, which was possible with the easy to use route map. In order to further clarify information, we talked to a bus driver. He was very friendly and helpful. If you've got a smart phone, the process is simplified even further. Put in the address, select transit, and you'll get directed to the best route with bus numbers included. Bus schedules are posted at the bus stops. Buses seem to run pretty in schedule. Fixed route fair is $1 one way, $3 day pass. Reduced rates are available for seniors, veterans, and people with disabilities. Be sure to bring exact fair as drivers do not make change.

disappointed in the lateness and the unreliability of the Kendall route... FOUR HOUR GAP!? the app…read moreis a joke and then WTA raises prices and removing stops/routes in Fairhaven, not good at updating the schedules. worse every year. I'm sorry and wish it was better

Park and ride for buses and carpools…read more Clean parking lot and haven't heard of any break-ins or issues. Buses arrive on time. No restrooms or other services here.

Super awesome and knowledgeable. Got my skis set up quickly and gave me advice on gear. Will…read moredefinitely be back to demo!!

Nice shop with very simple ski and snowboard rental setup. Its a good stop on the way to Stevens…read morefir a waxing or accessories you may have left behind.

This was the perfect option to get my mother from SeaTac Airport to Vancouver. Picked her up right…read morewhere she got her luggage and dropped her off five minutes from us. We were able to jump back on very conveniently from cruise port and head back to Seattle. Bus was clean and driver was extremely friendly. Most bad reviews tended to deal will commute time. Your on a bus that needs to make stops and stop at border....Its going to take more time than a car. This was a lifesaver.

I'm surprised how many negative reviews Quick Shuttle received on yelp. My first experience with…read moreQuick Shuttle was the most pleasant and smooth experience with a coach bus crossing the border to the states i've ever had. My friend and I used them in December to go from Vancouver to Seattle. The meeting place was across waterfront center in Vancouver but the bus didn't show up at 8:40am when the bus was scheduled to come. Instead the driver himself came over and escorted us to the bus where he parked it half a block away. He came over exactly at 8:40am as scheduled. As for the bus itself, the bus had things you'd typically see on coach busses. USB ports and wall outlets for charging things and reading lights. The seats were very comfortable with ample leg room. They were comfy as they were leather seats. You can easily recline the seats for sleeping. Nobody was behind my seat so I reclined a bit as I took a nap on the smooth bus ride. At least, smooth as you can get on a bus on the road which was a little bumpy at times. I like how the seats were not assigned and you don't have to pay extra just to sit near the front (im looking at you flixbus!) Our driver was great. I want to give a shout out to Samuel L., who was our driver for our trip. Super nice and approachable driver. He laid out the bus rules in a friendly manner and helped out as much as he could regarding the US declaration forms. On the morning the bus trip to Seattle was scheduled, I received a text message from Samuel thanking me for choosing quick shuttle and he introduced himself. He also said to bring a jacket in case the AC is too cold. We were given a tracking link to track the bus. After the bus left, we received another text message thanking us for coming and being great passengers. Samuel left his phone number and invited us to give him any feedback or any questions we may have via text. He's pretty talented as he spoke multiple languages, with english, french, spanish, and a european language i can't quite pinpoint. He was cracking a couple jokes here and there which made some of the passengers chuckle. They were mostly dad jokes lol. He even asked random people that with suitcases on the street near the bus if they were going to board to go seattle as a joke i think, haha. Samuel went above and beyond by providing US declaration forms in many different languages like Chinese and Vietnamese and was easily approachable if we needed any questions (sometimes the drivers only provide english forms) He was pretty efficient in getting the suitcases unloaded and reloaded at the border. He warned us multiple times that the US border is very strict on claiming foods and asked each passenger if they brought any food. He reminded passengers a couple times that the bus is a quiet bus and to only talk at the back part of the bus which i appreciate. Getting on the bus was smooth. You didn't need to present anything. The only thing needed to get on the bus was to verbally confirm your name and last four digits of your phone number. Samuel did a role call for all the passengers. When one passenger was almost late for the bus, he didn't just leave. He personally called the passenger to come aboard to see where he was. I wanted to tip him some cash for being a great driver but he did not accept it and said that my presence as being a pleasant passengers was enough. (He's so darn genuine!) If some passengers didn't bring a pen to fill out a declaration form, he provided a couple of pens for us to borrow. He even offered cookies and candy as a token of his appreciation for choosing quick shuttle. The bus arrived on time and made it to our destination on time, and I felt safe the entire time because our driver didn't speed and drove like a normal, sane person. I highly recommend quick shuttle at least for the trip from vancouver to seattle. If you get samuel as your driver, you're in great hands! If you don't believe me, look at the dozens of positive google reviews on quick shuttle mentioning Samuel lol. 5 huge stars out of 5 for Quick shuttle. I'd give it 6 stars if i could! Edit: I went on quick shuttle again a few days later and it was a much more standard bus ride (no free treats, text messages, or very friendly driver) but I still had a good experience on the trip to Seattle.

I wish I could split up my stars by category...so let's try…read more Service: 5 stars. Only 5 minutes late! And if you don't have a reso, they still pick you up. Not sure how that works cause I don't think the driver can take money, but it's a nice touch. No reso means you may be sitting on the floor, but likely not for long as many people get off at China Beach before the bus heads to Victoria. A great service for avid hikers who need a ride back to their cars or didn't have one to begin with. I am a HUGE fan of accessible yet still "wilderness" hiking. Price: 3 stars. I picked up the bus at Sombrio which means a good 1.5h ride or so. I paid $55. A weeeee bit steep if you ask me considering the bus from downtown Victoria to downtown Van (and including ferry) was under $45. Smell: MINUS 5. Wow. The second I stepped up it hit me like a ton of bricks. Last time I encountered rankness of that caliber I was in South America on a bus that contained people, babies with no diapers, livestock and chickens. And no, you do NOT get used to it. You take it for as long as you have to and you breath through your mouth (although doing so always makes me think of those nasty molecules passing through my mouth and tongue which is kinda worst than your nose right? which is the lesser of 2 evils??) I cannot, however, let the the stankness of smelly dirty hikers influence my rating. I'm sure I contributed and all I kept thinking was...that poor poor driver. I hope he is adequately compensated. Overall... a solid 4 stars. I would recommend the service, just bring nose plugs.

Pros: Friendly driver…read more"Door to door" service On time I was going from Port Renfrew to Nanaimo and the transfer in Lake Cowichan was effortless Camping rentals right on the bus, and at good prices Friendly customer service Cons: Slightly expensive...but it's a specialty service Bus does not smell good

Great public transportation on Whidbey Island (Free! Free! Free!). Schedules are reasonable and…read moregive consideration for those commuting to work in either Everett or Seattle. The drivers I've had are considerably more friendly AND the riders too (both are important in my mind). The downsides are that there's no Sunday service. Also, be flexible with times. Give yourself 10-15min buffer as rarely do the routes stick to the schedule.

Island transit doesn't seem ran well as a whole, and the majority of bus drivers are rude with no…read morepersonality. Mike Newman on the other hand is amazing!! I get so excited every time I see him pull up to my stop! He's by far one of the friendliest people I've ever met in life! And he seems to truly enjoy what he does. I only wish the other bus drivers had even a fraction of his happiness, and friendliness! It'll truly be a sad day for all the bus riders on whidbey island when he eventually retires. Keep up the good work Mike! You are truly the best thing that's ever happened to that company!!

Since BC Transit is the only public transportation in the city besides taxi, you don't have much of…read morea choice if you don't own a car or are visiting without a car rental. Fortunately, the town is quite small and bussing around takes 45 minutes at most to get from one side of the town to the other. Have in mind that these are multiple cities you are travelling to and from. Google Maps is extremely handy for those looking for a bus schedule/directions. There is also a Transit App available but I prefer Google Maps myself. The busses are usually on time or within a 3 minute mark. Depending on where you're going, there isn't always a bus that will get you close and with the deletion of transfers allowing you to take multiple busses with one fair for a certain amount of time, a $5.00 day pass is needed when taking more than 1 bus. These days passes are available on the bus. $85.00 for a monthly bus pass for those 19-64 years of age. $45.00 for students and seniors. Bus tickets (10) are also available for $10.00 (NOT ON THE BUS HOWEVER).

I asked a simple question and the bus driver gave me that look and said well it's on the time table…read morewhich I of course already checked. He looked like he doesn't want to deal with any customers. I hopped on the bus as it had its door open and the driver was on his driver's seat and I got yelled by the driver that I should wait outside for another 12 minutes before the bus departs. He could've just guided customers gently or at least not with the sassy look but he even mocked us and rolled eyes on us. Ridiculous experience.. im currently on the bus and it's number 72 which is going to victoria from the Swartz Bay ferry terminal. That driver needs to learn better customer service for sure.