ACTR, Making News
May 14-18 2012 – Get ready to leave the car at home and join in this year’s Way to Go! Commuter Challenge. Last year 3,502 people in Vermont left the car at home preventing 176 TONS of carbon from causing global climate change. They saved nearly $91,000.
Just because it’s not Way to Go! week, doesn’t mean you can’t try the bus, carpool, walk or ride your bike. It’s not like the Snow is in our way this year!! Check out Ways to Go Addison County 2012 and put $$ back in your pocket all year!
Or have a listen here Suffering Gas Pains to find out more.
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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.
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