Fares
Zero-fare applies to all routes excluding the Route 123 Strait Shot and the seasonal Hurricane Ridge Shuttle. Zero-fare will encourage transit ridership, be a more viable and affordable travel option, and provide transportation alternatives during high-traffic times on the Olympic Peninsula.
PURCHASE FARE
Clallam Transit buses are not equipped to accept electronic payments at this time. Forms of payment accepted include:
Route 123
Strait Shot
- $10.00 Regular Fare
- $5.00 Reduced Fare (RRFP required)
- FREE Youth (ages 18 and under)
- FREE Peninsula College Students
- FREE Veterans
Hurricane Ridge
Seasonal
- $1.00 Regular Fare
- $0.50 Reduced Fare (RRFP required)
- FREE Youth (ages 18 and under)
- FREE Peninsula College Students
- FREE Veterans
Clallam Connect
- Additional $3.75 per mile fare is charged for rides originating or terminating more than ¾ of a mile outside the CTS fixed-route service corridor.
- Youth (18 & under) will not be charged for any distance traveled outside of the service area.
- Please contact us directly for an estimate on ride costs if there are any questions, at 360-452-4511 option 1.
Reduced and Free Fare Details
- Regional Reduced Fare Permit (RRFP):
Clallam Transit issued picture ID card that gives Seniors (65+) and passengers with disabilities the ability to receive a reduced rate on routes.
Learn more about obtaining an RRFP card here.
- Youth: Ages 16-18 may be asked to present photo ID to verify age. Valid ID includes drivers license, school ID, or CTS issued youth card.
- Peninsula College Students: Credit earning students must present Peninsula College ID.
- Veterans: Must present CTS issued Veterans ID card. Learn more about obtaining a Veterans ID here.
Administration/Lost & Found
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- Sat - Sun
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830 West Lauridsen Boulevard
Port Angeles, Washington 98363
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Call us:
360-452-4511
800-858-3747 Toll free
888-417-5445 TTY
TITLE VI NOTICE
It is the policy of Clallam Transit System to assure that no person shall, on the grounds of race, color or national origin, as provided by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or otherwise be discriminated against under any of its programs and activities. Clallam Transit grants all persons equal access to its transportation services and facilities.
Any person who believes their Title VI protections have been violated may file a complaint with the Clallam Transit Operations Manager, designated as the Title VI Officer, within 180 days of the alleged act of discrimination.
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ACCESSIBILITY
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