The road closure on 203 at Stillwater has ended and the Valley Shuttle routes can resume their normally scheduled times
Category: Announcements
Metro changes coming soon
Metro just posted a blog post announcing the changes coming to the 628 (cancelled as of next Monday 6/22/2020). The 208 is coming back though. Click here to find out more: (https://kingcountymetro.blog/2020/06/17/king-county-metro-restores-some-transit-service-starting-june-22/)
North Bend Premium Outlets
Beginning Monday June 15th both the 628 and the Valley Shuttle routes will be going to the North Bend Premium Outlet stores
New Public Health Directive Starting May 18, 2020
Starting May 18th, there was a new Public Health Directive that requires passengers on transit service to wear Masks. Beginning May 26th, SVT will comply with this mandate by requesting both our drivers and riders to wear masks or face coverings while traveling on our buses. SVT drivers will have masks available to riders who do not have one. We trust that all riders will comply to the extent they can, acknowledging that wearing a face-covering poses unique challenges for some. These individuals, along with children under the age of two, are exempt from this directive. It is not always apparent who has an exemption, so other riders should avoid the temptation to police other passengers who are not wearing a mask. People exempt from following this directive is as follows:
Some people do not need to follow this directive, including:
• Children ages 2 years and younger. Babies and toddlers under age two should never wear cloth face coverings.
• Children ages 2-12 years. Children in this age group should only wear a face covering if a parent or caregiver supervises to make sure it’s worn safely.
• Anyone with a disability that makes it hard for them to wear or remove a face covering.
• Anyone who is deaf and moves their face and mouth to communicate.
• Anyone who has been advised by a medical professional to not wear a face-covering because of personal health issues.
• Anyone who has trouble breathing, is unconscious, or unable to remove the face covering without help.
SVT will reinforce the directive through your ride reminders and when booking your rides. SVT will also have masks on the buses to accommodate riders who do not have one. Drivers and Office staff will continue to provide safety support as well as offer guidance to the best of our ability. Additional information can be found at https://www.kingcounty.gov/…/health/covid-19/care/masks.aspx
UPDATE: 8/26/19 4:24
The Valley Shuttle has returned to normal operations.
Valley Shuttle Rerouted for Railroad Days!
July 26 2019 Traffic Delays Affecting Routes
Running Late
Valley Shuttle (alt. 629) northbound leaving Snoqualmie Casino at 3:07
is currently running: 15 minutes late due to heavy traffic in the Snoqualmie and North Bend area.
We expect to be back on schedule by Duvall stop at 4:19.
Please note that heavy traffic is also affecting the Downtown Loop, Cedar Falls Loop and to a lesser extent the Ridge Loop.
Thank you for your patience!
Big Rock Rd in Duvall is open now.
Big Rock Rd in Duvall is open now. Snoqualmie Valley Transportation (SVT) will resume normal operations. There will no longer be deviations off of Big Rock Rd. 4/9/19 5:45 PM
Currently it is snowing lightly. 3/6/2019
Snoqualmie Valley Transportation is currently running all routes.
Please check back here or on our web page for current route updates.
Update for Wednesday Feb. 13th
Snoqualmie Valley Transportation and Valley Shuttle routes
will NOT be running Wednesday Feb. 13th.