Vanpool - Stay Safe, Stay Healthy

During this unprecedented public-health emergency, Kitsap Transit offers every Vanpool group sanitizer wipes, hand sanitizer, and masks.

Click here to learn about our Vanpool promotions.

Vanpool is a group of commuters who live and work near each other and share the ride to and from work. Vanpooling saves you money, helps our environment and gives you more time to relax getting to and from work.

When you join a Kitsap Transit Vanpool, everything is covered in your monthly fare, which includes the van, gas, insurance and maintenance. You can join an existing group or start your own——three members can get you on the road!

For a limited time, New Vanpools will get the first month free!

After the first free month, each individual pays a monthly rate based on van size and daily miles traveled. For example, members using an eight-passenger van traveling 40 miles daily would each pay $53.50 monthly. The monthly rate covers the van, fuel, maintenance and insurance.  

Give Vanpooling a try!

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START A VANPOOL	JOIN A VANPOOL	RIDERS TOOLS	BECOME A DRIVER
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It only takes three people to start a Vanpool	Relax, save money & time	For existing Vanpools	Drive a Vanpool today

PAY YOUR FARE	VANPOOL REWARDS	VANPOOL BOOKKEEPERS	PARK & RIDES
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Easy ways to pay your fare	Other Vanpool benefits	For existing Vanpools	Take advantage of free parking

FIND RIDERS AT RIDESHAREONLINE.COM 

"In addition to saving lots of money and getting the prime parking spots at work, we have several options during our commute: we can read, surf the ‘net’, catch some Zzz’s, dialog about hot topics or engage in some good-natured bantering between newly-made friends!" ​Russ Key​​

"We really value the Kitsap Transit Vanpool program, and the tireless help and support that you and your team have always been known for." Carlos Williams

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"I vanpool because I find it is the most convenient mode of transport for my commute.  My employer provides a voucher that covers the cost of riding in the vanpool.  I appreciate that vanpooling saves me more time and money than commuting by myself." Jayson Osborne

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