Connections
CCTA (Burlington)
ACTR partners with CCTA to provide the Middlebury/Burlington LINK service. ACTR runs this service on Saturdays. During the week the LINK is operated by CCTA. To contact CCTA go to www.cctaride.org or call 802-864-CCTA (2282).

MVRTD (The Bus – Rutland)
ACTR and MVRTD collaborate to provide the Rutland Connector Route M-F. To contact MVRTD go to www.thebus.com or call 802-773-3244.

Megabus and Greyhound
Megabus and Greyhound offer daily inter-state bus service from Burlington locations. For more information go to us.megabus.com or www.greyhound.com. The 116 Commuter stops a block away from the Megabus stop on UVM’s campus. The LINK connects with CCTA local routes that connect with Greyhound stops at Burlington International Airport.
Burlington International Airport
Once in Burlington via the M-F or Saturday LINK, from Cherry Street, use CCTA Routes #1 and #12 to get to the airport. This takes approximately 30 minutes. Visit www.cctaride.org for those schedules.
Southern Vermont Regional Airport (Rutland)
From Middlebury, you can take the Rutland Connector and connect with the MVRTD Rutland to Bellows Falls Commuter route to the Rutland Airport. For more information go to www.thebus.com.
Amtrak
The Ethan Allen Express to NYC departs daily from Rutland. The Rutland Connector 5:30 am M-F from Middlebury can take riders to the train station to catch the Ethan Allen. Visit www.amtrak.com or call 1-800-872-7245 for more information.
Middlebury Transit (MT)
MT is a locally owned and operated company providing point to point pre-arranged custom ground transportation service. Visit www.middleburytransit.com or call 802-388-3838 for more information.
Share the Ride – GoVermont

ACTR encourages people to use the GoVermont program for ridesharing. Ridesharing, like riding the bus, can save you money, help prevent global climate
change and help keep our air healthy. Owning a car in Vermont can cost up to $8,000 a year including repairs, maintenance, gas and parking fees. In Vermont 46% of emissions that cause climate change come from transportation. Visit www.connectingcommuters.org for more info.
Park and Rides
The following Park & Ride facilities are served by ACTR and can also be used for ridesharing:
- Middlebury: Middlebury Storage on Exchange St.
- New Haven: New Haven Center behind Town Hall off Rte. 17
- New Haven: Phoenix Feeds at junction of Rte. 7 and Rte. 17**
- Middlebury: Middlebury Beef, Rte. 7 South
- Leicester: Next to town office building on Leicester-Whiting Rd.
- Salisbury: Junction of Maple St. and West Salisbury Rd., just off Rte. 7
The Park & Rides listed below are available for ridesharing. As ACTR’s bus system expands these facilities will also be served.
- Bridport: Across the street from the town offices just off Rte. 22A
- Bristol: Corner of Rte. 116 and Rte. 17 North
- Cornwall: Town office parking lot, Rte. 30
- Starksboro: Under development at town office, Rte. 116
- Vergennes: Corner of Rte. 22A and Rte. 7
**The Park & Ride and bus stop at Phoenix Feeds may be in operation sometime in late Fall 2012. Please call CCTA or ACTR before using this stop to confirm it is active. This stop will replace the stop currently at the junction of Rte. 7 and Rte. 17.














