Exploring Transit

Dig into transit resources around Washington State, and read up on transit fast facts.

A bus parked at a bus stop in front of a Walmart store during fall, with colorful trees and a parking lot in the background.

Screenshot of Washington State Department of Transportation webpage about public transportation grants.

Transit Grants

Screenshot of the Washington State Department of Ecology website page about the Climate Commitment Act.

Climate Commitment Act

Cover page of Washington State's 2022 Public Transportation Summary report, featuring images of buses and people at transit stops.

Public Transportation Summary

Screenshot of the Washington State Transit Association website homepage.

Washington State Transit Association

Fast Facts

Between 2021 and 2022, fixed-route transit trips across all of Washington grew by 26% for a total of more than 105 million statewide, according to WSDOT data.

Washington ranks No. 6 on U.S. World and News Report’s list of states with the highest public transit usage.

Transit Support Grants funded 6.9 million transit passenger trips by youth 18 and under between October and December 2022.

A Jefferson Transit bus parked near a sign for Dosewallips State Park, with trees and greenery in the background.