Kingston Ride Hours of Service

Holidays: Click here for Kingston Ride's Holiday Schedule.

Areas Served

Downtown Kingston, George's Corner / Kountry Korners, Gamblewood, Jefferson Point, Little Boston, and a direct shuttle to The Point Casino & Hotel (For the safety of our passengers, we cannot offer service along Hansville Rd NE between George's Corner Park & Ride and The Point Casino). 

Where Can I Go

Catch the bus to work, shopping, lunch or to visit friends. Travel inside the service area or meet a Routed Bus to connect to Suquamish, Indianola, Bainbridge Island or with connect with the Kingston-Edmonds ferry and Kitsap Transit Fast Ferry. 

Connections

Kingston Ride can connect you with these transit options during service hours:

• Kingston Fast Ferry
• 302–Kingston/Suquamish Fast Ferry
• 307–Kingston/North Viking Fast Ferry
• 391–Kingston/Bainbridge
• Kingston-Edmonds Ferry
• Jefferson Transit - 14 Kingston Express 

Stops

Stops are made only within the service area and all rides must start and/or end inside the service area. The bus will also serve Gamblewood, Jefferson Point, Little Boston and The Point Casino & Hotel.

Snow Route

Kingston Ride will travel a modified service area when Snow and Extreme Weather events are activated unless service has been canceled or altered to Emergency Service. See Snow & Extreme Weather Service Area Map to the right. 

Schedule Effective: September 30, 2024

Service Area Map

The bus will pick you up at the intersection nearest to your requested pick-up location. Our buses cannot navigate certain streets and will not travel down driveways or dead-end streets. Refer to map below for Kingston Ride’s service area.

Download route map (pdf)

Snow & Extreme Weather
Service Area Map

Download snow route map (pdf)

Kingston Ride Scheduled Pickup Times

Kingston Ride operates scheduled trips between Safeway on Highway 104 and the Village Green Community Center (in front of the Library) on Dulay Road. If you need to travel elsewhere, schedule a ride. See below for details.  

Bold PM time

Scheduled departures will be extended to Saturday starting on May 3.

How to Ride – Now or Later

Use the Ride Pingo App 

1. Download the Ride Pingo app.
2. Enter your details to create a profile.
3. Book your ride. Request a ride or schedule a pickup.  

Click here to learn more about Ride Pingo. 

Call to Schedule a Ride

Call 1.844.475.7433. Reservation lines are open from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, seven days a week. Depending on call volume, you may have to wait to speak to a representative. 

Individual trips may be grouped with other Kingston Ride or ACCESS service trips to the same or nearby destinations. For riders planning to connect to the Kingston Ferry Terminal, the trip will be scheduled to meet those specific time needs. For trips with no specific time constraints, riders may be asked to adjust their desired trip time to coordinate with other scheduled trips in their area.

Who can ride?

Kingston Ride is open to anyone but isn’t designed for large groups. You can request a ride for up to six (6) passengers at a time. If you are making a reservation by phone, please notify the reservationist of the total number of passengers. Kitsap Transit will try its best to meet all requested trips but cannot guarantee seating for groups.

Fares

• Adult Fare (one-way): $2.00
• Reduced Fare (one-way): $1.00
  • To qualify for a reduced fare, customers must show a valid Medicare Card or a Regional Reduced Fare Permit (RRFP).
• FREE: Anyone aged 18 and under can ride Kitsap Transit services free of charge.
• Visit our fares page for more details.

How to Pay

• Exact cash (no change provided)
• ORCA card (E-purse)
• Ride Pingo app (credit card)
• Transit GO Ticket app (credit card). Buy a Day Pass for $5 and ride Kingston Ride and Routed buses all day.
• Regional Reduced Fare Permit
• Kitsap Transit monthly pass or Regional Puget Passes 
• Visit our fares page for more details.