Snoqualmie Valley Transportation provides transportation to all people throughout the valley. Call 425-888-7001
Snoqualmie Valley Transportation provides transportation in North Bend, Snoqualmie, Fall City, Preston, Carnation, and Duvall.
04/12/2025
The Value of a Ride. We see it every day. Check this out and go to the end to see the incredible cost of transportation on our rural residents!
Contributed by Snoqualmie Valley Transportation NORTH BEND, WA — Public transportation is well known for its benefits to urban areas — infrastructure resilience, workforce development and reduced traffic congestion, for starters. Rural areas experience those same benefits, but with two key diffe...
04/07/2025
Mark you calendars! On April 15th, we are restarting the Duvall Monroe Shuttle! The route has been restructured based on rider feedback. Want more info? check this out:
Duvall-Monroe Shuttle Brown Ave. NE & NE Richardson – S Lewis State Park – N Kelsey St. & Galaxy Way – Evergreen State Fairgrounds/ Snohomish County Courthouse – YMCA – Monroe Community Senior Center VIEW TIMETABLE About Duvall-Monroe Shuttle The Duvall-Monroe Shuttle has a $1 suggested do...
02/28/2025
Did you know that we actually made the list of people to vote for on Best of the Valley? Cool! Hey – vote for us and along the way you’ll find a bunch of other quality valley businesses to call in case you need them! Sure, we're on the list as "Snoqualmie Valley TRANSIT" but you know it's us. Vote and tell your friends too!
Please take a moment to vote in each category for your favorite! Winners will be announced 3/21/25 at Remlinger Farms. Please limit one response per person.
02/27/2025
The Cedar Falls Loop has returned to its normal route and accessing Rattlesnake Lake.
02/27/2025
Cedar Falls Loop Route Alteration For Today The 27th. Due to Road Work Being Done At The RattleSnake Lake Parking Lot. The Cedar Falls Shuttle Will Pick Up and Drop Off At the Trail Head Before The Parking Lot.
02/24/2025
AND... Our phones are back up! Yay!
02/24/2025
Hey! Someone Raved about us on the Seattle Times Rants & Raves page! Go us!
RANT to Seattle pedestrians who insist on walking in the street when the sidewalks are empty. I think this habit really took hold during COVID when we were all trying to give each other space, but it's time to get...
02/24/2025
Phones are Still Out. Should be back by 2pm.
Please use the following phone number to call the office to book or cancel rides.
1-425-677-1622
Thank You.
02/24/2025
Phones are still out. due to a power outage in the area. Puget Power expects to the issue resolved by 2pm. Please use this alternate phone number until then. 425-677-0785
02/24/2025
Phones are currently down at the office. Please use the alternate number: 425-677-0785 until our main phone lines come back.
02/19/2025
Valley Shuttle #32, leaving North Bend at 7:25 is running 45 minutes late. It will be back on schedule by 10:00
02/14/2025
Yes, it's another survey. HOWEVER... we really need you to take this and tell the county specifically that you want more transit options. Transit has dropped off the county priorities for our area! Let's get it back. We know you want it. We also know that you are over-surveyed. We understand. But the lack of transit in our area means that our residents are paying at/above 25% of their household income on transportation (Car payments, fuel, maintenance, insurance). Unless we make a big deal about getting more transit, it will remain a non-issue.
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02/14/2025
Have you visited the Snoqualmie Valley area within the past two years? Sure. If you're seeing this page, you probably live here, right? But please forward this to your out-of-area friends! We're asking that they participate in the SnoValley Regional Chamber’s Visitor Opportunity Study! Their insights will play a crucial role in shaping the future of tourism in the region. Survey respondents may enter to win four weekend ski or snowboard passes for The Summit at Snoqualmie for participating in the survey.
Take the survey now!
The survey will remain open until February 16th, and it should take approximately 10 minutes of your time.
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02/08/2025
Winter Weather Service Update 2/8/25 6:00 am
Due to the current weather, the Valley Shuttle (alt 629) will be rerouted. The bus will bypass Big Rock Rd and use Hwy 203 between Carnation and Duvall.
Stops that will be missed northbound are:
#64385 Kelly Rd
#64378 Big Rock Rd.
#64379 Big Rock Rd.
#64386 Big Rock Rd. & 279th Ln NE
#64387 Big Rock Rd.
Stops that will be missed southbound are:
#64383 Duvall Safeway
#64384 Big Green House
#64388 Stillwater Church
#64375
Currently, the Demand Response/Door to Door service will operate as scheduled. Riders may be asked to walk to the nearest plowed road to meet the bus. However, service may be delayed by circumstances beyond our control.
The road conditions will be reevaluated, and we will update our website, svtbus.org, and page.
If you have any questions please get in touch with us at 425.888.7001.
02/08/2025
Winter Weather Update 2/8/25
Snoqualmie Valley Transportation has carefully evaluated road conditions and has made the decision to open with full weekend operations.
This includes the Valley Shuttle (alt 629) and the Demand Response services. Riders for Demand Response maybe picked up at the nearest plowed road. Service may be delayed by circumstances beyond our control.
We will continue to post updates on our page and at svtbus.org. You can sign up to receive Rider Alerts on our website.
If you have any questions, please call us at 425-888-7001
02/07/2025
Winter Weather Service Update for Friday, 2/7/25
SVT services will operate on their normal schedule except the Valley Shuttle (see updates below). We anticipate that the Cedar Falls Loop, North Bend Snoqualmie Shuttle, and Demand Response services will operate normally. Riders for Demand Response may be picked up at the nearest plowed road. Service may be delayed by circumstances beyond our control.
Service may be reduced or canceled as conditions dictate. We will continue to update our page and our website, svtbus.org. You can sign up to receive Rider Alerts on our website.
Please see the following for route information for Valley Shuttle (alt 629):
The Valley Shuttle will be starting 1 hour late. The first Northbound bus leaving North Bend will leave from the Mt Si Senior Center at 6:12 AM. The first Southbound bus to leave Duvall will leave from Brown & Richardson at 7:43 AM.
The Valley Shuttle, scheduled to leaves North Bend at 6:12 a.m. and 7:20 a.m., will be rerouted at Stillwater and continue to Duvall via Highway 203.
Northbound stops that will be missed during the reroute period are:
#64385 Kelly Rd
#64378 Big Rock Rd.
#64379 Big Rock Rd.
#64386 Big Rock Rd. & 279th Ln NE
#64387 Big Rock Rd.
The Valley Shuttle, scheduled to leave Duvall at 7:43 a.m. and 8:51 a.m., will be rerouted at Big Rock Road and continue to Carnation via Highway 203.
Southbound stops that will be missed during the reroute period are:
#64383 Duvall Safeway
#64384 Big Green House
#64388 Stillwater Church
#64375
Service may be reduced or canceled as conditions dictate. Feel free to call us if you have any questions at 425.888.7001.
02/06/2025
Valley Shuttle Running Late
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Valley Shuttle scheduled to leave the Mt Si Senior Center at 2:08 pm is running approximately 25 minutes late. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
02/06/2025
Winter Weather Service Update for Thursday, 2/6/25
SVT services will operate on their normal schedule except the Valley Shuttle (see updates below). At this time, we anticipate that the Cedar Falls Loop, North Bend Snoqualmie Shuttle, and Demand Response services will operate normally. Riders for Demand Response may be picked up at the nearest plowed road. Service may be delayed by circumstances beyond our control.
Service may be reduced or canceled as conditions dictate. We will continue to update our page and our website, svtbus.org. You can sign up to receive Rider Alerts on our website.
Please see the following for route information for Valley Shuttle (alt 629):
The Valley Shuttle will be starting 1 hour late. The first Northbound bus leaving North Bend will leave from the Mt Si Senior Center at 6:12 AM. The first Southbound bus to leave Duvall will leave from Brown & Richardson at 7:43 AM.
The Valley Shuttle, scheduled to leave North Bend at 6:12 a.m. and 7:20 a.m., will be rerouted at Stillwater and continue to Duvall via Highway 203.
Northbound stops that will be missed during the reroute period are:
#64385 Kelly Rd
#64378 Big Rock Rd.
#64379 Big Rock Rd.
#64386 Big Rock Rd. & 279th Ln NE
#64387 Big Rock Rd.
The Valley Shuttle, scheduled to leave Duvall at 7:43 a.m. and 8:51 a.m., will be rerouted at Big Rock Road and continue to Carnation via Highway 203.
Southbound stops that will be missed during the reroute period are:
#64383 Duvall Safeway
#64384 Big Green House
#64388 Stillwater Church
#64375
Service may be reduced or canceled as conditions dictate. Feel free to call us if you have any questions at 425.888.7001.
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Contact The Business
Send a message to Snoqualmie Valley Transportation:
Call 425-888-7001 to request a ride. Ride requests may not be booked via Facebook or the www.SVTBus.org website. Snoqualmie Valley Transportation provides rides for the general public in North Bend, Snoqualmie, Fall City, Preston, Carnation, Duvall and Monroe, WA.
Celebrating 15 years of providing transportation services in the Valley, Snoqualmie Valley Transportation (SVT), a project of Mt. Si Senior Center in North Bend, Washington, has been a valuable community resource since its establishment in 2003. Mt. Si Senior Center developed a successful project with the partnership and support of the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe, King County Metro Transit and Washington State Dept. of Transportation (WSDOT).
With a vision of enabling all Snoqualmie Valley residents the opportunity to reach their destination via transit, SVT’s goal is to be an integral part of a strategic plan for sustainable, safe, affordable and convenient transit in the Snoqualmie Valley.
This local, private, nonprofit service provides residents with a reliable means of getting to medical appointments, the grocery store, school, parks, work or to local entertainment spots. SVT’s success is driven in part by their dedication to connect people with places, help people stay socially active and to help their community by making sure that residents get to where they want to go in an easy, friendly and inexpensive way.
SVT goes the extra mile to meet the different needs of riders.
As the Valley population grows, SVT will continue to grow, helping an ever-growing population of riders reach their destinations. SVT does rural right.
Snoqualmie Valley Transportation provides transportation to all people throughout the valley. Call 425-888-7001
