Lewis County Transit

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LEWIS COUNTY

TRANSIT

Fall Route Changes Launch September 14

September 1, 2026

Sports Hub Shuttle CANCELED

August 22, 2026

Hydrogen Fueling Station

July 29, 2026

All Stops on W. 1st St. in Centralia Closed 6/15 – 7/15

June 14, 2026

Exit 77 Park & Ride Closed for Construction Beginning June 8, 2026

June 1, 2026

A Message for Our DARTT Riders

November 9, 2025

Route Schedule

Find My Bus

Rider Guide

LEWIS COUNTY TRANSIT

Bus SERVICES

Fixed-Route Bus Routes

Fare-free transit throughout Lewis County communities and along our major corridors.

DARTT Services

Direct door-to-door transportation for life-sustaining activities such as medical appointments and more.

LIFTT ( ADA Transportation) Services

For passengers unable to use our fixed-route bus system due to functional or cognitive mobility limitations.

ROUTE STATUS

RED

Walmart North Side

16 Minutes

BLUE

West Outlets South Entrance

3 Minutes

YELLOW

Centralia Bible Study

< 1 Minute

GREEN

Melon St Transit Station

PURPLE

Melon St Transit Station

ORANGE

Port of Chehalis

3 Minutes

LEARN HOW TO USE LEWIS COUNTY TRANSIT

RIDER GUIDE

Trip Planner

Not sure what route you need to get where you’re going? Click here to use our trip planner to get you to the right stop with our fare-free transit.

Route Schedule

Click here to check the schedule and find the bus that’s going your way. Fare-free!

Travel Training

Don’t know where to start? We offer personalized training to get you up to speed! Click here to begin.

CHEHALIS WEATHER

CENTRALIA WEATHER

Much like our fixed route services, the demand for DARTT services will increase significantly during the holidays and through the winter. As we prepare, Lewis County Transit would like to offer a few reminders to help you plan your schedule. DARTT services are currently intended for life-sustaining activities only, such as medical appointments, shopping for […]

June 1, 2026

Exit 77 Park & Ride, located at Main Street and I-5 in Chehalis, will be temporarily closed to all vehicle and pedestrian traffic beginning June 8, 2026, to allow for construction activities associated with a major facility renovation project. Construction areas will be fenced and clearly marked throughout the project. The closure is expected to […]

June 14, 2026

⚠️ RIDER ALERT ⚠️ All stops on W. 1st St. in Centralia will be closed from Monday, June 15th to Wednesday, July 15th due to construction work.

July 29, 2026

The Hydrogen Fueling Station is a crucial component to Lewis County’s Zero Emission Transition Plan, as it will provide a sustainable fuel source for our Zero-Emissions fleet right here at home. However, this station is the only one of its kind in southwest Washington, and it requires many components to come together exactly right to […]

September 1, 2026

Lewis County Transit will implement updates to select fixed bus routes on Monday, September 14 to improve rider experience and access. The updated Rider Guide will be shared here as soon as it is available. Our online Route Schedule will be updated on the evening of Sunday, September 13, after weekend services have closed. Contact […]

WANT TO LEARN?

Lewis County Transit Travel Training is a free program that teaches you how to use public transportation with confidence and ease. This is a short training designed to support passengers with any questions or concerns they might have as they use the public bus system.

Thank You to Our Community Partners!

Lewis County Transit believes in collaboration. We know that building strong relationships between agencies, nonprofits, businesses and other organizations is key to community success and vitality. We want to say THANK YOU to our amazing community partners. Working with you is an honor and a privilege. You are making this world a better place.

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