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Routes
  
12

Headquarters
  
Port Angeles

Website
  
clallamtransit.com

Founded
  
1979

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Service types
  
Transit bus, Paratransit, Telebus, Vanpool

Clallam transit system


Clallam Transit is the public transportation provider for Clallam County, Washington. It provides 12 fixed-route buses, and coordinates with nearby transit organizations to provide 2 intercounty commuter bus lines. It also provides paratransit for disabled riders.

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Clallam transit system


History

The Clallam County Public Transportation Benefit Area (PTBA) was formed on July 24, 1979, using a 0.3 percent sales tax approved by local voters. The following year, Clallam Transit began operating bus service on ten routes across eastern Clallam County. In 1983, the western half of the county voted to be annexed into the system.

In 2011, Clallam Transit opened a new, $15.4 million transit center in downtown Port Angeles.

Intracounty

  • Route 10 Joyce - Port Angeles to Joyce
  • Route 14 Forks - Port Angeles to Forks
  • Route 15 LaPush - Forks to LaPush
  • Route 16 Clallam Bay - Forks to Neah Bay
  • Route 17 Forks Shuttle - Forks loop
  • Route 20 College/Plaza - Port Angeles loop, via Peninsula College
  • Route 22 Lincoln/Peabody - Port Angeles loop, via Courthouse
  • Route 24 Cherry Hill - Port Angeles loop, via Shane Park
  • Route 26 West Side - Port Angeles loop, West side
  • Route 30 Highway 101 Commuter - Port Angeles to Sequim
  • Route 40 Sequim Shuttle - Sequim loop
  • Route 52 Diamond Point - Sequim to Diamond Point

    • Intercounty

  • West Jefferson Transit Connection - Forks to Aberdeen
  • Jefferson Transit Connection (Route 8 Sequim) - Sequim to Port Townsend

    • Adjoining Transportation Agencies

  • Jefferson Transit
  • Skagit Transit
  • Grays Harbor Transit
  • Washington State Ferries
  • Sound Transit
  • BC Ferries
  • WSDOT

    • References

    Clallam Transit Wikipedia
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