COVID-19 Impacts

Service Updates

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See how route timing is impacted, or check your bus location on iTransitNW. Vea cómo se ve afectado el tiempo de la ruta o verifique la ubicación de su autobús en iTransitNW.

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Service Changes

All services have returned to regular hours as listed on the website. Some routes remain impacted by local construction; please pay close attention to this page’s short-term and long-term deviation sections to stay informed of changes to your route.

Proposed Route Changes for 2025

comparison of existing system map and future system map with changes to routes 2, 6, and 9. list of route name changes highlighting changes to mainlines, and route 2

comparison of the former route 2 to the new route 8 that will change pattern to travel on larch street, c street, myra road, and whitman street moving forward

comparison image for route 9 showing the pen. being deviation only, traveling on carrie instead of edit, and traveling down 9th to rose to return to the tc
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Special Services

(community events with auxiliary public transit services)

None at this time.

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Current Short-Term Rider Alerts

(services changes or adjustments typically lasting less than a week)

On Tuesday, October 22, Route 3 will deviate around road work on 2nd Ave between Malcom and Morton. It will use Chestnut, 1st Ave and Morton to deviate both outbound and inbound.

Map shows a road closure on 2nd Ave between Chestnut St and Morton St and Route 3 deviating around it on Chestnut, 1st Ave, and Morton.

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Long Term Deviations

Beginning on June 20, 2024 and continuing until further notice, Route 7 inbound will be deviating around road construction on Whitman St and Division St. From Pleasant St, Route 7 will turn south on Division, then west on Bryant, then north on Howard, and then continue on route on Park.

Map shows Route 7 deviating around road work at the intersection of Whitman & Division