All Plans, Publications, and Fact Sheets

This document summarizes significant events that affected delivery of transit services in the Thurston County Public Transportation Benefit Area (PTBA). It also illustrates projected changes in local transit services in the next five years based on known facts and forecasted trends. The plan describes the methods and strategies proposed by Intercity Transit staff and endorsed by the Authority Board of Directors necessary to fulfill the provisions contained in our Mission and Vision statements.

The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), adopted on June 5, 2019, represents Intercity Transit's complete program of federally funded projects for 2020-2023.

The Strategic Plan defines levels and types of public transportation services Intercity Transit will offer over the next six years.

The Strategic Plan defines levels and types of public transportation services Intercity Transit will offer over the next six years.

The 2019 budget.

The Intercity Transit Short and Long Range Plan provides the framework for technical review of current fixed route services and also provides a roadmap for future service enhancements based on the public involvement process (IT Road Trip) that identified community priorities for future transit services. The plan also identifies future capital needs and considers constraints to reliance on future federal funding levels. The plan supports annual consideration of service levels, capital planning and updates to the Intercity Transit Strategic Plan which supports the annual budget development.

• Appendix A: Route Scorecards
• Appendix B: Route Maps
• Appendix C: Info Sheets

The Strategic Plan defines levels and types of public transportation services Intercity Transit will offer over the next six years.

The 2018 budget. 

The 2017-2022 Transit Development Plan and 2016 Annual Report describes 2017 operational highlights and outlines how we anticipate using our current financial resources over the next six years.

We do a lot of great stuff to help the environment. Read our report to find out what we've been up to!

A summary of the 2017 budget.

An on-board survey of over 3,200 current riders and a follow-up phone/online survey of 400 riders.

An innovative and unique public park & ride facility, built atop a closed portion of an old landfill in Thurston County, Washington, supports regional transportation throughout south Puget Sound. The Hawks Prairie Park & Ride was recognized as the 2013 Washington State Project of the Year by the American Public Works Association.

Get the facts about our new biodiesel, electric buses.

An annual review of Intercity Transit's operations, financial status, and plans for the future.

A survey of approximately 800 residents in our service area regarding awareness of our programs and services.

A survey of 435 current and eligible riders using phone and online data collection.