Central Transit operates free transit service in the city of [[local bus in::Ellensburg]]. Service is available 7
: [https://ci.ellensburg.wa.us/1051/Ellensburg-Central-Transit Web site]
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|letter=Rural Public Transit
* [[Place::Castle Rock, Washington]]
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...local bus in::Okanogan County, Washington]]. TranGO connects with [[Travel Washington Apple Line]] and dial-a-ride operated by [[Okanogan County Transportation &
[[Category:Washington bus systems]]
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|link=http://www.spokanetribe.com/transit
Bus transit centers:
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|letter=Union Gap Transit
|schedulelink=https://uniongapwa.gov/transit/transit-schedule/
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...is a non-profit social service provider that operates limited rural public transit service to and from [[Spokane]].
[[Category:Washington bus systems]]
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Kalispel Tribal Transit (KalTran) provides rural transit in and around the Kalispel Reservation.
Newport, Washington
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...People is a non-profit social service provider that operates limited rural transit service in Yakima, Lincoln, Adams, and Grant counties.
[[Category:Washington bus systems]]
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|letter=Squaxin Transit
|link=https://squaxinisland.org/transit/
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..., [[Grays Harbor Transit]], and [[Jefferson Transit (Washington)|Jefferson Transit]].
: [http://www.masontransit.org/ Transit web site]
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...ional service connects with other cities in northeast Oregon and southeast Washington such as [[La Grande]], [[Walla Walla]], [[Kennewick]], and [[Pasco]].
: [https://ctuir.org/departments/tribal-planning-office/kayak-public-transit/ Web site]
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...]] and neighboring bus systems such as [[Community Transit]], and [[Pierce Transit]].
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...Okanogan County along with [[TranGO]]. OCTN shuttles connect with [[Travel Washington Apple Line]] and buses in Omak and Okanogan.
Oroville, Washington;
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[[Category:Washington bus systems]]
[[Category:Tribal transit]]
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Rural Resources is a social service non-profit that provides rural transit service in Ferry, Pend Oreille, and Stevens counties.
Newport (Washington),
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...[Everett]] and [[Mount Vernon]]. It connects with [[Skagit Transit]] and [[Washington State Ferries]]. The bus system has two networks with one cover [[Whidbey I
: [http://www.islandtransit.org/ Island Transit web site]
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Provides local service in [[local bus in::Wahkiakum County, Washington]]. Fare: $1.00. Free for seniors age 62 or over.
Bus transit centers:
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Selah Transit provides transit in the City of [[local bus in::Selah]] with connection to Yakima.
: [https://selahwa.gov/transit/ Web site]
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Ride Connection provides local shuttles in the various [[Washington County, Oregon]] communities and connects with [[TriMet]] bus and rail line
Washington County Jail;
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...e to [[Lewiston, Idaho|Lewiston]]. Connection is available with [[Lewiston Transit System]] and [[Appaloosa Express]].
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