Welcome to ACTR
Since 1992 Addison County Transit Resources (ACTR) has been your transportation solution around Addison County and beyond. Whether you are new to the area, just visiting or have lived here all your life – our Shuttle Bus System and Dial-a-Ride programs can take you where you need to go.Home
Our Routes
Five short loops throughout town and connecting at Merchant’s Row; Mon-Sat
Connecting Addison County’s downtowns; Mon-Fri; Transfer point at New Haven Center
From Middlebury to the mountains; Daily Jan/Feb; Thurs-Sun March; Thurs-Sat April-December
Connecting Middlebury and Burlington via Rte. 7; A shared service between ACTR (Sat) and CCTA (Mon-Fri)
Connecting Middlebury and Rutland via Rte. 7; A shared service between ACTR and MVRTD; Mon-Fri
Connecting Middlebury and Burlington via Rte. 116; A shared service between ACTR and CCTA; Mon-Fri
Easy. Affordable. Green.
Our buses stop at businesses, grocery stores and town centers. Ride ACTR for your 25-mile daily commute and put $1,000 a year back in your pocket. The same ACTR commute will prevent 3 tons of carbon a year from contributing to climate change.Rider's Guide
A Quick How-ToTake a minute to get to know our bus schedules. Then you're off and running.
— Or rather, riding! Using the schedules >
Fares and Passes
Fares are collected on all ACTR bus routes, except the Middlebury Shuttle Bus, which is Fare-FREE. More Fares and passes info >
You, only greener
Save Money!
Calculate gas savings
as an ACTR rider.
as an ACTR rider.
Reduce Your Carbon Footprint!
Determine your impact
with our easy calculator.
with our easy calculator.
You can get there. 
Connect at Park and Rides all along our routes in Addison, Chittenden, and Rutland counties. Show me the System map >
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ACTR and You
Being green with ACTR
Dan has been commuting 5 days a week on the Tri-Town Shuttle Bus from his home in Middlebury to Goodrich in Vergennes since 2007.
Aging with friends
Chandler is escorted back to The Lodge at Otter Creek in Middlebury by ACTR Bus Driver Dawn after lunch at the Russ Sholes Senior Center.
Belonging
ACTR Volunteer Drivers have been transporting Elaine to doctor’s appointments and to Project Independence a few days a week since 2004.
Aging at home
Eleanor gets a helping hand from a Project Independence staffer (left) and Deb, her ACTR Volunteer Driver (center) to get to Project Independence.
Accessing critical medical care
ACTR Volunteer Driver Lyle helps Theresa back home after a dialysis treatment.
Keeping healthy
Pat (right) checks in at the chiropractor with help from her Volunteer Driver Mellissa.
Supporting the local economy
Robin, Executive Director of Addison County Economic Development Corporation, rides the ACTR bus to Addison County Chamber of Commerce meetings.
