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Over the last 133 years, transit service has changed several times, from horse-drawn carriages to electric streetcars operated by multiple companies, to a privately run bus company, to Everett Transit. The City of Everett and Community Transit are now pursuing consolidation of their transit operations to create a unified, expanded countywide transit system. This would be one more major event in Everett's transit history. The following FAQs are based on materials shared by t

The excitement for World Cup 2026 is building across Snohomish County and Seattle. Whether you are a local resident or visiting for the first time, getting around during the event can be a challenge. That’s why Snotrac has launched a World Cup transportation guide designed to help everyone navigate the many options available. From match schedules to fan zones and accessible transit. The guide is available in both English and Spanish and was created to help residents, visitors

Photos from the Lynnwood City Center Station Celebration on August 30, 2024.

In the fall of 2022, Snotrac conducted three surveys to better understand the mobility gaps of people with disabilities, older adults,...

How Snohomish County cities stack-up: using the CTR survey results from the 2017/2018 biennium, here are the mode shares by city.

Is the CRT program working in Snohomish County? Snotrac collected and analyzed the data from 2007 to 2022 to find out.

This is the transcript of an online panel discussion with four transportation reporters held on Sept. 22, 2023.

To build affordable, age- and ability-friendly communities for all people, the processes by which we plan, design, and implement our...

By Ed Engel, Snotrac Mobility Justice Advocate This past summer I spent some time in Japan with my grandpa who lives alone on the second...

On December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks boarded a bus in Montgomery, Alabama. As an act of active resistance, Parks sat in the front section that...

The Snohomish County Transportation Coalition (Snotrac) and Washington Bikes gathered with Everett Councilmembers Liz Vogeli and Paula...

On October 17, 2022, Snotrac hosted a "Lessons from the #WeekWithoutDriving" panel of Snohomish County community leaders to discuss their...

Consider how many locations you have been to in the last week that required the usage of a car. Then consider how long it would take...

With the first day of school right around the corner, now is the best time to get students and parents into the habit of walking,...

Starting September 1, people 18 and younger can ride public transit for free in most places across Washington State. Skagit Transit and...

On the last day of the 2022 state legislative session — the legislature passed the Move Ahead Washington transportation package. Besides...

In December, Snotrac published a statement on our values and principles for state transportation funding. Here's how the Move Ahead...

On Tuesday, February 9, Senators Marko Liias and Rebecca Saldaña and Representative Jake Fey released a $16.8 billion, 16-year...

Snotrac does not lobby on specific legislation. Instead, Snotrac convenes public, nonprofit, and private transportation and human...

Much is happening on transportation investments, from the federal to county levels. The recently passed federal Infrastructure Investment...