Greyhound Way closure affects bus routes

CONTACT US Pullman Transit Public Business Hours are Monday thru Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm 775 NW Guy Street Pullman Transit509-332-6535 Dial-A-Ride509-332-5471 Pullman Transit Rider AlertsClosure of Greyhound Way for Road Construction Due to closure of Greyhound Way for all traffic due to road construction, the Blue Route will NOT be servicing the Pullman High School bus stop on the following dates:- October 21st, 22nd, and 23rd- November 5th and 6thPlease plan your trip accordingly and take the bus from the bus stop at Hall & Larry instead. In addition to the dates listed above, work on Greyhound Way will take place from October 19th to November 6th, reducing the traffic to a single lane. Please expect traffic delays. Closure of Porch Light Pizza Bus Stop Every Saturday from 5:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.Effective Saturday, May 16th, 2026, the Pullman Farmers Market will close portions of Olsen Street and Kamiaken Street. These closures will be in effect from 5 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. every Saturday until October 31st. During the summer, the Wheat Route will be affected and the detour takes the route via the Transfer Station. Patrons from Porch Light Pizza will be able to catch the Wheat Route either at the Transfer Station or at the bus stop at Whitman & Maple. The trip that starts at Flag Lane at 14:30 will resume regular route, as that trip goes by Porch Light Pizza at 15:07. By that time, the road will be open. General Announcements The Palouse Regional Transportation Planning Organization has published online their draft plan for the 2026 Human Services Transportation Plan for the LCVMPO and Palouse RTPO region. This draft incorporates all edits/comments received to-date. They have an open house online that was updates with a brief comment form available for accepting public comments. Deadline is June 30. Getting around matters, whether it’s getting to work, a doctor’s appointment, or meeting friends. The plan that will shape transportation services in the region has been drafted, and we want your feedback before it’s finalized. What did we get right, what’s missing, and what should change? Please see more on their website. Rider App now lets users "tap on stop": tapping on a stop will now take users directly to that stop's information page, which includes arrival predictions for vehicles servicing that stop. Click here to download the 2025-2026 Community Plus Service Pullman Transit brochure (PDF). Click here to download the 2025-2026 Winter Community Service Pullman Transit brochure (PDF). Additional Information Find My Bus Annual Report/TDP LOST AND FOUND Pullman Bus Beacon - smartphone app Pullman Transit provides a smartphone app, specific to our agency, for users to use to locate bus routes and register for rider alerts (called push notifications). Please choose from below the appropriate link to download this app, depending on the device you are using (either Android or Apple). Other Transportation Resources Community Action Center Rural Transportation Planning Organization Coast Transportation WSU Transportation Transit FAQ Fares and Passes All passes may be purchased at City Hall in the Finance Department or at the WSU Visitors Center.Pullman City Hall only accepts cash or check payments at this time. WSU Visitors Center accepts cards, checks or cash payments. The Fare-Free policy for youth started on October 1st, 2022. Eligible patrons can pick up their pass for free at WSU Visitor Center or at Pullman City Hall. Learn more.The General Public may ride Pullman Transit by paying per ride or by purchasing a Monthly, Semi-Annual or Annual pass. Please see the chart below for pricing. All transfers are free of charge. When accompanied by an adult, all pre-kindergarten children can ride the bus free of charge.WSU Students, Staff, and Faculty can ride the bus by presenting their valid WSU identification when boarding the bus.Please let your driver know of your intentions to transfer to another route to ensure that you make your prope