Skagit Transit

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Skagit Transit

Headquarters	600 County Shop Lane, Burlington, WA 98233-9772
Service area	Skagit County, WA
Service type	bus service, dial-a-bus, vanpool
Routes	15 fixed-route, 12 dial-a-bus paratransit^[1]
Stops	505^[1]
Hubs	Skagit Station
Fleet	21 fixed-route, 17 paratransit, 40 vanpool^[1]
Daily ridership	1,308^[1]
Website	skagittransit.org

Skagit Transit is the municipal transit provider in Skagit County, Washington. It operates 11 fixed-route bus routes,^[2] as well as providing vanpools for commuters and Dial-a-Ride transit for disabled riders.

Facilities

Skagit Station

Main article: Mount Vernon (Amtrak station)

Address: 105 E. Kincaid St, Mount Vernon, WA.

Coordinates: 48°25′06.5″N 122°20′05.8″W / 48.418472°N 122.334944°W

Facilities: A multimodal station^[3] serviced by Greyhound, Amtrak Cascades, Bellingham Connector, Island Connector and Everett Express which connects with Sounder commuter rail in Everett.^[4]

MOA Building

Address: 600 County Shop Lane, Burlington, WA.

Coordinates: 48°28′50.3″N 122°19′54.3″W / 48.480639°N 122.331750°W

Facilities: Maintenance, Operations, Administration^[5]

Fares

Riders can pay when they get on the bus. Bus does not give change but will issue you an electronic ride card good for future rides.

$1 fare plus transfer (good for 90 minutes after it is issued)
$2 All-day pass
$25 31-day bus pass
$50 31-day 80x or 90x commuter bus pass.
$15 Quarterly Skagit Valley College bus pass sticker

Routes

Intra-county

Route 204 - Skagit Station to Skagit Valley College
Route 205 - Skagit Valley College to Skagit Station
Route 207 - Skagit Station to Skagit Valley Hospital
Route 208
- Route 208 North - Skagit Station to Cascade Mall
- Route 208 South - Cascade Mall to Skagit Station
Route 300 - Cascade Mall to Sedro-Woolley
Route 410 - Circuit of Anacortes
Route 513 - Skagit Station to Anacortes, via Cascade Mall
Route 615 - La Conner to Mount Vernon
Route 717 - Cascade Mall to Concrete

Inter-county

Bellingham Connector (Route 80x) - Mount Vernon to Bellingham
Island Connector
- Whidbey Island (Route 411W) - Mount Vernon to Oak Harbor
- Camano Island (Route 411C) - Mount Vernon to Terry's Corner Park & Ride
Everett Connector (Route 90x)- Burlington to Everett Station, via Mount Vernon

Cities Served

Adjoining Systems

References

↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 A Summary of Public Transportation - 2007. Washington State Department of Transportation. 2008.
↑ Skagit Transit Routes
↑ Inside Skagit Transit: Skagit Station
↑ SKAT Everett Express
↑ Skagit Transit: General Information

External links

Skagit Transit

v t e Mass transit in the Puget Sound region

Local and Express bus	Community Transit (list of routes) Everett Transit Intercity Transit Island Transit King County Metro (list of routes) Kitsap Transit Pierce Transit RapidRide Skagit Transit Sound Transit (ST Express) (list of routes) Trolleybuses in Seattle

Light rail	Link Light Rail (list of stations): Central Link University Link Northgate Link Lynnwood Link South Link East Link

Streetcar	Seattle Streetcar Network: South Lake Union Streetcar First Hill Streetcar Waterfront Streetcar Tacoma: Tacoma Link Tacoma Streetcar

Commuter rail	Sounder

Bus rapid transit	Swift

Ferry	Guemes Island ferry Kitsap Transit Foot Ferry Steilacoom-Anderson Island Ferry Washington State Ferries King County Ferry District: King County Water Taxi

Monorail	Seattle Center Monorail Seattle Monorail Project (defunct)

Other	Satellite Transit System Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel ORCA Card

Italics denote lines or services which are planned, under construction, or otherwise not operating at the present time.

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