Snoqualmie Valley Transportation

11/12/2026

We in the Seattle area, LA, NY and the nation in general who are Outlook users are among thousands nationwide reporting problems accessing their email today amid a Microsoft outage.

Microsoft acknowledged the issue in a social media post today, saying it was assessing the scope of the disruption.

“We’re investigating reports of users experiencing issues accessing Exchange Online mailboxes through multiple connection methods in the Americas,” Microsoft 365 Status wrote on X.

Meanwhile, back at the ol' SVT ranch, we also have no email and no way to respond to people who use the "Contact Us" page on our site. Please be patient!

10/23/2026

🍁 Fall is calling! Let SVT take you there!

Need a ride to Mt. Si Senior Center? Want to enjoy the beautiful fall colors throughout the Snoqualmie Valley? Have kids heading to school or the library?

Snoqualmie Valley Transportation (SVT) connects our community to the places that matter.

From everyday errands to autumn adventures, we're here to get you where you need to go.

🍂 Enjoy the ride. We'll take care of the driving!

📞 425-888-7001
🌐 www.SVTBus.org

Snoqualmie Valley Transportation

10/22/2026

In the mood for coffee? SVT can take you to all these Snoqualmie Valley locations. Start your coffee adventure today and download your Snoqualmie Valley Coffee Trail Passport!

Start your coffee adventure today—download Snoqualmie Valley Coffee Trail Passport! 25 unique coffee destinations and a Passport Punch Card to track your visits.

10/09/2026

In case you missed it, starting tomorrow, October 10, the weekend-only Cedar Falls and Edgewick Loop routes will serve all nine stops, beginning at North Bend Outlet Mall.

First run starts at 7:00 am, last run ends at 9:05 pm.
$1 per ride, and anyone can ride!
Free for ages 18 and under.
Lift-equipped buses with bike racks.

Find stop times at svtbus.org/cedar-falls-loop-edgewick-loop or call 425-888-7001 to schedule your ride.

Important Route Update:

Starting this Saturday, October 10, the weekend-only Cedar Falls and Edgewick Loop routes will serve all nine stops, beginning at North Bend Outlet Mall.

Got a Saturday to-do list? Ride the loop and check it off: groceries, stamps, coffee, and brunch, all in North Bend.

First run starts at 7:00 am, last run ends at 9:05 pm.
$1 per ride, and anyone can ride!
Free for ages 18 and under.
Lift-equipped buses with bike racks.

Find stop times at svtbus.org/cedar-falls-loop-edgewick-loop or call 425-888-7001 to schedule your ride.

10/05/2026

Important Route Update:

Starting this Saturday, October 10, the weekend-only Cedar Falls and Edgewick Loop routes will serve all nine stops, beginning at North Bend Outlet Mall.

Got a Saturday to-do list? Ride the loop and check it off: groceries, stamps, coffee, and brunch, all in North Bend.

First run starts at 7:00 am, last run ends at 9:05 pm.
$1 per ride, and anyone can ride!
Free for ages 18 and under.
Lift-equipped buses with bike racks.

Find stop times at svtbus.org/cedar-falls-loop-edgewick-loop or call 425-888-7001 to schedule your ride.

10/03/2026

Good times are better together. Grab your family and/or friends and ride SVT to all of these events. It's simpler than you might expect! Visit svtbus.org or call us at 425-888-7001.

What a weekend! Expect lots of community downtown, as organizations invite friends and neighbors out to celebrate fall, while supporting local.

🍁 North Bend Downtown Foundation Pub Crawl: Friday, 6-9 PM
🍁 Love Snoqualmie Valley Volunteer Day, with a couple NB spots: Saturday, 9-12 PM
🍁 Boxleys North Bend Blues Walk: Saturday, 6-midnight
🍁 Mountain Running Races Trail Fest: Sunday, 7-5 PM

📌 More North Bend events and news: https://bit.ly/4j0yq54

09/25/2026

We were recently told that SVT got a bad review on some social media page. It apparently said, "These busses constantly impede traffic on the local valley road systems. Horrible management to allow a majority of these people to operate on public roads let alone with passengers." First off, our drivers are unbelievably well trained and safe. They are also really nice. And, to that person, let me just ask: Are you so tone-deaf to the needs in your own community that you'd prefer to have seniors (who can no longer drive) on the roads anyway? Or do you think they should just sit alone in their homes and be unable to access food and medical unless someone gives them a ride? Are YOU giving them all rides? Would you prefer Valley teens to go back to hitch hiking? And that single mom with a job in Seattle who's car got hit by a drunk and totaled... she needs to get her kids to daycare and then take a bus to work or she'll lose her job. Is she supposed to stay home with her kiddos and lose her job because she temporarily doesn't have a car? Dude. Be a good member of the community and think of the needs of others. Your privileged viewpoint is making you look angry, crass and stupid. And for those of you who think that transit is a blight, let me just say that this opinion is about as un-evolved as saying, "We can't put elk crossing signs on North Bend Way! If we do all the elk will flock there!" That's not how it works. The elk are already there and that's why the signs get installed. People who need transit are already in our community - thousands of them - and we are here, as a public service, to get them where they need to go. We do this about 70,000 times a year. Sorry it's an inconvenience to you.

09/22/2026

Common SVT questions, answered:

Seven days a week? Yes.
5:00am–9:30pm? Yes.
Fixed routes? Yes.
Door-to-door service? Yes.
Just $1 a ride? Yes.
Free for riders under 18? Yes.
Bike racks? Yes.
Fully accessible? Yes.
Anyone can ride? Yes, anyone can ride!

Little cities, little buses. SVT does rural right.