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Statewide bus transit route and station database in Washington

Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater, and the surrounding area are primarily served by Intercity Transit. Routes from other transit services such as Grays Harbor Transit, Mason Transit, and the Tacoma/Lakewood Express with Pierce Transit. Intercity Transit maintains a free shuttle route called "Dash". Dash runs from the Capitol Campus to the Farmers Market at the far edge of downtown.

Washington Bus and Coach Companies and Stops

A&a Limousine And Bus Service
- (call 206-366-1000)
We offer an advanced fleet of vehicles ranging from executive sedans and vans to luxury mini buses and limousine coaches.

All Adventures Charter Services
- (call 425-345-0126)

Beeline Tours Ltd
- (call 206-632-5162)
Beeline Tours Ltd is a Receptive Tour Operator providing Charter and travel services for Individuals, Groups, Companies, Conventions and Events.

C-tran
- (call (360) 695-0123)
The Clark County Public Transit Benefit Area Authority (C-TRAN) is a public agency serving Clark County, Washington, United States, including the cities of Battle Ground, Camas, Vancouver and Washougal.

Community Transit
- (call 800/562-1375)
Community Transit is the main public transit authority of Snohomish County, Washington (with the exception of the City of Everett, which operates its own transit service).

Get Away Charters
- (call 360-225-7492)
We have an outstanding fleet of buses that will fit your every need.

Intercity Transit
- (call 360-786-1881)
Intercity Transit is a public transportation service organized as a municipal corporation that services Lacey, Olympia, Tumwater, and Yelm, Washington, an area of approximately 94 square miles.

Journey Lines
- (call 425-771-8336)
Customer-oriented company willing to do whatever it takes to make the customer happy.

King County Metro
- (call 206-553-3000)
King County Metro, or Metro for short, is the public transit authority of King County, Washington, a division of the King County Department of Transportation.

Let's Tour Seattle
- (call 206-632-1447)
Offering charters within a 150-mile radius, and specializing in retail (individual ticket) tours of Seattle.

Mtr Western
- (call 206-838-8125)
MTR Western operates the finest fleet of motorcoaches available for charter anywhere in North America.

Pacific Transit System
- (call 360-875-9418)
Serving the North and South Pacific County Washington communities of Aberdeen, Bay Center, Chinook, Ilwaco, Long Beach, Nahcottta, Naselle, Ocean Park, Oysterville, South Bend, Surfside, Raymond, and Astoria Oregon

Pierce Transit
- (call 253.581.8000)

Premier Coaches Northwest
- (call 253-529-1655)
Premier Coaches Northwest provides Premium Service at competative rates.

Puget Sound Coach Lines
- (call 253-939-5811)
We specialize in customer service & have been serving the Northwest since 1984.

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Washington Bus Related News (Provided by www.accidentIn.com)

February 22 2012 - Guam gets $1.28M for school buses, Compact impact costs
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February 22 2012 - Honor Flight
On veterans day 2010 my father and I were at the World War II Memorial in Washington DC. We boarded a bus in Effingham, Illinois at 3 AM on November 10th as part of the Thirteenth . . .

February 22 2012 - Illinois lawmakers 'concerned' about GOP transportation bill
(MCT) — Fearing the loss of long-term funding for Chicago-area bus and train projects, Illinois congressmen on Tuesday said funding cuts in a major transportation bill being debated in Washington would hurt mass transit programs in Chicago.

February 21 2012 - NJ Transit bus routes continue to be detoured due to Hoboken street closures
NJ Transit announced today because of the continued closure of Washington Street in Hoboken due to Sunday's fire and subsequent building demolition, bus routes have been placed on temporary detour routes until the street reopens.

February 21 2012 - 15 surgeries later, bus crash survivor returns to work - Tue, 21 Feb 2012 PST
Ken Anderson has a clear memory of the accident on the Washington State University campus, particularly the moment of impact.

February 20 2012 - NJ Transit bus routes diverted due to continued Washington Street closure in Hoboken
According to NJ Transit spokesman John Durso Jr., the 89 and 126 bus routes in Hoboken are both on temporary detours due to the closure of Washington Street between Second and Fourth Streets.

February 20 2012 - PHOTOS: School Bus Stuck on Snowy Road
Some Good Samaritans along with First Student maintenance crews helped push this school bus up a hill at Jefferson and Third streets in Downtown Washington Monday, shortly before 8 a.m.

February 20 2012 - Planning a journey of gratitude
MOUNTAIN TOP -- As a way of saying “thank you” to local veterans, King’s College freshman Jenna Neubauer is organizing an all-expense-paid bus trip to Washington, D.C. – for the second time in as many years.

February 19 2012 - Top of the News
WASHINGTON - Bruised from the payroll tax cut brawl, congressional Republicans want to change the subject and push legislation they say would create jobs by promoting transportation and energy projects, cutting business taxes and helping companies raise capital.

February 19 2012 - Three dead after avalanche in US
Three people have died and as many as eight others are missing after an avalanche near a Washington state ski resort, authorities said. Related Stories 20 killed in Mexico prison riot Iran halts oil supplies to Britain Wedding joy for US kidnap victim Driver in fatal bus crash held in France Dominique Strauss-Kahn to be quizzed on prostitution ring

February 19 2012 - Pistons' Lawrence Frank knows coaching is 'results-oriented business'
Former Pistons coach Flip Saunders was the second coaching casualty of the season, fired Tuesday by the Washington Wizards after a 2-15 start. Paul Westphal was the first to get canned, relieved by the Sacramento Kings after a 2-5 start and a feud with DeMarcus Cousins.

February 18 2012 - Rail, bus riders shortchanged
WASHINGTON - On a typical weekday morning, an average of 1,050 people board commuter trains at Worcester's Union Station - all but a small fraction on their way to work in Boston, according to the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority.

February 18 2012 - Ada urges Calvo to seek fed bus funds
More buses: George Washington High School students board buses at the end of the school day in this Aug. 27, 2010, file photo. A local senator has urged the governor to request assistance to purchase 10 new school buses.

February 18 2012 - Teamsters' Drive Up Standards Bus Campaign Reaches Milestone 300th Win
Durham School Services Drivers Vote to Join Teamsters in California WASHINGTON, Feb. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Teamsters' Drive Up Standards campaign to organize private school bus and transit workers nationwide has reached a major milestone, with 300...

February 18 2012 - Presidents Day means Issaquah closures
NEW — 6 p.m. Feb. 15, 2012 Presidents Day means closures and schedule changes Monday. King County Metro Transit operates on a weekday and no University of Washington schedule for the holiday. Sound Transit buses operate on a regular weekday schedule for Presidents Day. Sound Transit customers can also sign up to receive Rider Alerts via e-mail or text message for specific [...]

February 18 2012 - Mom charged after forcing 10 year old to walk 4.5 miles to school
Officers determined Borders forced her son to make a 4.5-mile trek to school from their home at Fairview Drive. Nequavion Borders, 10, had recently lost his bus-riding privileges for the fifth time from MicroSociety magnet school, located at 1110 West Washington.

February 18 2012 - Buffet aide shares more about her Washington trip
Josie Loza: Daddy-daughter date night In the news Papillion promotes family through its sixth-annual Daddy-Daughter Date Night. Bills have been introduced both in Nebraska and Iowa Legislatures to strengthen penalties for ignoring the bus signals to stop.

February 18 2012 - US sees cash smuggling as critical in drug trafficking fight; experts doubt results are enough
WASHINGTON - Jeanette Barraza-Galindo conspicuously left her bags of teddy bears and throw pillows on a bus during an inspection at the Texas-Mexico border — and professed ignorance about the $277,556 officers found hidden inside.

February 17 2012 - Washington County News: TriMet bus hits pedestrian in Tigard, Beaverton Walmart grocery to open in
WES leads way to growth in TriMet ridership; as Barnes Elementary families complain of kindergarten inequality, principal says funds are short; and Sunset High is the team to beat in state swimming championship.

February 16 2012 - Delco refinery workers take closure battle to D.C. (With Video)
WASHINGTON — The Scibello family was among hundreds who boarded a bus to the nation’s capital Wednesday in hopes of lobbying for a way of life for their family of five, as well as the thousands of others who will be impacted by the closures of the regional refineries.

February 16 2012 - Mom charged after forcing 10-yr-old to walk 4.5 miles to school
Officers determined Borders forced her son to make a 4.5-mile trek to school from their home at Fairview Drive. Nequavion Borders, 10, had recently lost his bus-riding privileges for the fifth time from MicroSociety magnet school, located at 1110 West Washington.