Pierce Transit is Pierce County, Washington's fixed route bus service that serves 900 miles of city streets, county roads & state highways from Seattle through Tacoma and onto Olympia.
Information
- Location:
- Lakewood, WA, 98499
- Phone:
- 253.581.8000
Events
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- PT Board Meeting
Pierce Transit's Training Center, B...
Monday, December 14 at 4:00pm
Pierce Transit Winter weather is here! Are you ready? Pick up a copy of the latest snow brochure so you don't get caught unprepared.
Pierce Transit Third Thursday Art Walk! Enjoy a night on the town. Free admission to the Glass, History and Tacoma Art Museum!
Pierce Transit ORCA Tip of the Day: When you add value to your card online or by phone it will take about 24 hours for the ORCA system to process the order. When you tap your card at an ORCA card reader after that period, the pass or E-purse value will be loaded onto your card. Don't wait until the last moment! Get your ORCA today!
Pierce Transit
On Jan. 1 transferring between buses and trains in King, Kitsap, Pierce and Snohomish counties will be changing. Paper transfers will be replaced with electronic transfers on ORCA cards for trips that involve transferring between agencies. To help riders get an ORCA card and get the best deal with electronic transfers,... now through the end of January riders who haven’t obtained an ORCA card can get one for free! Starting Feb. 1, a standard adult or youth ORCA card will cost $5.Read More
Pierce Transit Are you ready for winter weather? Do you have your transportation plan ready? Try Pierce Transit out, grab a copy of the latest Snow Brochure for all the information you need to go in the snow!
Pierce Transit December is the last month you can buy a PugetPass. To purchase a monthly pass, you must have it loaded onto your ORCA card. ORCA cards are available in Adult, Youth and RRFP cards at all Pierce Transit Bus Shops. It is currently offered at no charge. On February 1, 2010 the ORCA card will cost $5, so now is the perfect time to make the switch. Beat the rush and long lines!
Pierce Transit The last of the Community Design Workshops was last night! Thank you all for participating and being a part of them! If you missed out, we still want your feedback, take our online survey. PT wants our community to be involved in shaping the transit system of tomorrow! Have a great weekend!
Source: www.piercetransit.org
Trip Planner 1. Where does your trip start? How to enter locations 2. Where does your trip end? How to enter locations 3. When is your trip? Trip Date:
Pierce Transit
On Jan. 1, transit
agencies will stop accepting paper transfers from another agency. If
you use cash now, switch to ORCA and get the transfer credit for your
connecting bus or train trip. By using ORCA to pay the fare, the
transfer will be automatically calculated and valid for 2 hours on
any bus or train. Community Transit... and Sound Transit will no longer
issue paper transfers. King County Metro Transit and PT
will continue to issue paper transfers valid on their own buses. The
easiest way to travel is with an ORCA card!Read More
agencies will stop accepting paper transfers from another agency. If
you use cash now, switch to ORCA and get the transfer credit for your
connecting bus or train trip. By using ORCA to pay the fare, the
transfer will be automatically calculated and valid for 2 hours on
any bus or train. Community Transit... and Sound Transit will no longer
issue paper transfers. King County Metro Transit and PT
will continue to issue paper transfers valid on their own buses. The
easiest way to travel is with an ORCA card!Read More
Pierce Transit Last night of the Community Design Workshops! For North and West Tacoma @ University of Puget Sound, 1500 N Warner, from 7 – 8:30pm! Come and be a part of the change, we need your help!
Source: www.pttomorrow.org
Pierce Transit has served Pierce County, WA for 30 years. Help us plan for the next 30 as we look at how we use our buses, vanpools, paratransit shuttles, express service, and route structure to deliver safe, convenient, and affordable transportation to our community.
Pierce Transit After the first of the year, you have the choice of using an ORCA card or paying with Cash. PugetPasses are going away and as of Dec.15, all monthly PugetPasses will be issued on an ORCA card. Don't wait until the last minute, avoid the frusteration of long lines and long wait time, get yours today online.
Pierce Transit
On Veterans Day, Wed., Nov. 11, PT local bus
service, Bus PLUS, and SHUTTLE service will operate on a regular
weekday schedule.
PT administrative offices and all Bus Shop facilities will be closed. No phone info will be available.
Intercity Transit offices and the Olympia Express service will be
operating on a weekday schedule. Pierce Transit Olympia Express service
will operate on a weekday schedule.
Source: www.piercetransit.org
TACOMA, Wash. – Starting Friday, Oct. 30, Pierce Transit, the Tacoma Police Department, and the Tacoma Public Schools are partnering for “NOT ON OUR BUS,” a three week zero-tolerance ...
Pierce Transit Sumner/Bonney Lake Riders! Tonight is PT's Community Design Workshop in your neighborhood! From 6-7:30 @ Sumner City Hall, 1104 Maple St, Sumner! Changes are coming to PT, make sure your voice is heard and you have a part in it!
Source: www.pttomorrow.org
Pierce Transit has served Pierce County, WA for 30 years. Help us plan for the next 30 as we look at how we use our buses, vanpools, paratransit shuttles, express service, and route structure to deliver safe, convenient, and affordable transportation to our community.
Pierce Transit Avoid the LONG lines & convert to ORCA Card! PugetPass holders have been transitioning to ORCA for several months, as of Dec.15, all monthly PugetPasses will be issued on an ORCA card. Beat the rush and the long lines, convert to ORCA today!
Pierce Transit Tonight is Pierce Transit's Public Board Meeting. @ 4:00pm in the Rainier Room of Pierce Transit’s Training Center, 3720 96th St. SW, Lakewood. See the agenda and the information for the proposed service and fare pages at piercetransit.org.
Source: www.piercetransit.org
Board meetings usually begin at 4:00 p.m. on the second Monday of every month and are open to the public. Board meetings are held in the Main Training Room (The Rainier Room) on the first floor of Pierce Transit's Training Center, Building 5, directly across 96th Street from our Maintenance Base. .....
