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Bus Routes

Middlebury Shuttle

MON-SAT | Always Fare-Free | Middlebury
Rider Alert
Coronavirus schedule changes and mask mandate

This alert was updated 2/23/21
1. Some bus service times have been suspended:
  
  Burlington LINK weekday 6:05am southbound/7:15am northbound and 5:20pm southbound/6:40pm northbound.
  
  16 Commuter 6:45am southbound from Burlington, 7:45am northbound from Hinesburg and 4:50pm southbound from Burlington
2. To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are required on transit and at transportation hubs, per the following guidance.Acceptable per CDC and new Order:
  
  Cloth or disposable face covering with at least two tightly woven layers
  
  Completely covers the wearer’s nose and mouth
  
  Fits snugly against the sides of the face without gaps
  
  Secured to the head with ties, ear loops, or elastic bands
  
  While not preferred, gaiters may be worn if made of two layers of fabric or can be folded over to make two layers and fit per above guidance
  
  NOT acceptable per CDC and new Order:
  
  Loosely woven mask, such as knitted
  
  Mask worn in way that does not cover both mouth and nose
  
  Face shields or goggles (unless also worn with an acceptable facemask)
  
  Scarves, ski masks, balaclavas or bandanas
  
  Shirt or sweater collars pulled up over the mouth and nose
Additional safety measures can be found on TVT’s COVID-19 Response Page
MSB Schedule and Map Route Details
Tri-Town Shuttle

MON-FRI | Vergennes & Bristol to Middlebury
Rider Alert
Coronavirus schedule changes and mask mandate

This alert was updated 2/23/21
1. Some bus service times have been suspended:
  
  Burlington LINK weekday 6:05am southbound/7:15am northbound and 5:20pm southbound/6:40pm northbound.
  
  16 Commuter 6:45am southbound from Burlington, 7:45am northbound from Hinesburg and 4:50pm southbound from Burlington
2. To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are required on transit and at transportation hubs, per the following guidance.Acceptable per CDC and new Order:
  
  Cloth or disposable face covering with at least two tightly woven layers
  
  Completely covers the wearer’s nose and mouth
  
  Fits snugly against the sides of the face without gaps
  
  Secured to the head with ties, ear loops, or elastic bands
  
  While not preferred, gaiters may be worn if made of two layers of fabric or can be folded over to make two layers and fit per above guidance
  
  NOT acceptable per CDC and new Order:
  
  Loosely woven mask, such as knitted
  
  Mask worn in way that does not cover both mouth and nose
  
  Face shields or goggles (unless also worn with an acceptable facemask)
  
  Scarves, ski masks, balaclavas or bandanas
  
  Shirt or sweater collars pulled up over the mouth and nose
Additional safety measures can be found on TVT’s COVID-19 Response Page
TTSB Schedule and Map Route Details
Snow Bowl Shuttle

SEASONAL | Middlebury to Midd Snow Bowl
Rider Alert
Mac’s Market stop moved

A new bus stop is now available on the corner of Rtes 125 & 116 in front of the United Methodist Church. This new stop replaces Mac’s Market.

Coronavirus schedule changes and mask mandate

This alert was updated 2/23/21
1. Some bus service times have been suspended:
  
  Burlington LINK weekday 6:05am southbound/7:15am northbound and 5:20pm southbound/6:40pm northbound.
  
  16 Commuter 6:45am southbound from Burlington, 7:45am northbound from Hinesburg and 4:50pm southbound from Burlington
2. To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are required on transit and at transportation hubs, per the following guidance.Acceptable per CDC and new Order:
  
  Cloth or disposable face covering with at least two tightly woven layers
  
  Completely covers the wearer’s nose and mouth
  
  Fits snugly against the sides of the face without gaps
  
  Secured to the head with ties, ear loops, or elastic bands
  
  While not preferred, gaiters may be worn if made of two layers of fabric or can be folded over to make two layers and fit per above guidance
  
  NOT acceptable per CDC and new Order:
  
  Loosely woven mask, such as knitted
  
  Mask worn in way that does not cover both mouth and nose
  
  Face shields or goggles (unless also worn with an acceptable facemask)
  
  Scarves, ski masks, balaclavas or bandanas
  
  Shirt or sweater collars pulled up over the mouth and nose
Additional safety measures can be found on TVT’s COVID-19 Response Page
Seasonal Schedule

The Snow Bowl Shuttle’s Off-Peak schedule is currently running Monday-Friday.

AND…

We will also be running an amended Ski Season Weekend Schedule on March 6, 7, 13 and 14.
SBSB Schedule and Map Route Details
Rutland Connector

MON-SAT | Middlebury to Rutland via Rte 7
Rider Alert
Coronavirus schedule changes and mask mandate

This alert was updated 2/23/21
1. Some bus service times have been suspended:
  
  Burlington LINK weekday 6:05am southbound/7:15am northbound and 5:20pm southbound/6:40pm northbound.
  
  16 Commuter 6:45am southbound from Burlington, 7:45am northbound from Hinesburg and 4:50pm southbound from Burlington
2. To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are required on transit and at transportation hubs, per the following guidance.Acceptable per CDC and new Order:
  
  Cloth or disposable face covering with at least two tightly woven layers
  
  Completely covers the wearer’s nose and mouth
  
  Fits snugly against the sides of the face without gaps
  
  Secured to the head with ties, ear loops, or elastic bands
  
  While not preferred, gaiters may be worn if made of two layers of fabric or can be folded over to make two layers and fit per above guidance
  
  NOT acceptable per CDC and new Order:
  
  Loosely woven mask, such as knitted
  
  Mask worn in way that does not cover both mouth and nose
  
  Face shields or goggles (unless also worn with an acceptable facemask)
  
  Scarves, ski masks, balaclavas or bandanas
  
  Shirt or sweater collars pulled up over the mouth and nose
Additional safety measures can be found on TVT’s COVID-19 Response Page
RC Schedule and Map Route Details
116 Commuter

MON-FRI | Middlebury to Burlington via Rte 116
Rider Alert
Coronavirus schedule changes and mask mandate

This alert was updated 2/23/21
1. Some bus service times have been suspended:
  
  Burlington LINK weekday 6:05am southbound/7:15am northbound and 5:20pm southbound/6:40pm northbound.
  
  16 Commuter 6:45am southbound from Burlington, 7:45am northbound from Hinesburg and 4:50pm southbound from Burlington
2. To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are required on transit and at transportation hubs, per the following guidance.Acceptable per CDC and new Order:
  
  Cloth or disposable face covering with at least two tightly woven layers
  
  Completely covers the wearer’s nose and mouth
  
  Fits snugly against the sides of the face without gaps
  
  Secured to the head with ties, ear loops, or elastic bands
  
  While not preferred, gaiters may be worn if made of two layers of fabric or can be folded over to make two layers and fit per above guidance
  
  NOT acceptable per CDC and new Order:
  
  Loosely woven mask, such as knitted
  
  Mask worn in way that does not cover both mouth and nose
  
  Face shields or goggles (unless also worn with an acceptable facemask)
  
  Scarves, ski masks, balaclavas or bandanas
  
  Shirt or sweater collars pulled up over the mouth and nose
Additional safety measures can be found on TVT’s COVID-19 Response Page
Payment

At this time only GMT buses are accepting the Token Transit app as fare payment. Token Transit app is not accepted on ACTR/Tri-Valley Transit operated buses.
116 Schedule and Map Route Details
Burlington LINK

MON-SAT | Middlebury to Burlington via Rte 7
Rider Alert
Coronavirus schedule changes and mask mandate

This alert was updated 2/23/21
1. Some bus service times have been suspended:
  
  Burlington LINK weekday 6:05am southbound/7:15am northbound and 5:20pm southbound/6:40pm northbound.
  
  16 Commuter 6:45am southbound from Burlington, 7:45am northbound from Hinesburg and 4:50pm southbound from Burlington
2. To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are required on transit and at transportation hubs, per the following guidance.Acceptable per CDC and new Order:
  
  Cloth or disposable face covering with at least two tightly woven layers
  
  Completely covers the wearer’s nose and mouth
  
  Fits snugly against the sides of the face without gaps
  
  Secured to the head with ties, ear loops, or elastic bands
  
  While not preferred, gaiters may be worn if made of two layers of fabric or can be folded over to make two layers and fit per above guidance
  
  NOT acceptable per CDC and new Order:
  
  Loosely woven mask, such as knitted
  
  Mask worn in way that does not cover both mouth and nose
  
  Face shields or goggles (unless also worn with an acceptable facemask)
  
  Scarves, ski masks, balaclavas or bandanas
  
  Shirt or sweater collars pulled up over the mouth and nose
Additional safety measures can be found on TVT’s COVID-19 Response Page
Payment

At this time only GMT buses are accepting the Token Transit app as fare payment. Token Transit app is not accepted on ACTR/Tri-Valley Transit operated buses.
LINK Schedule and Map Route Details

GO! Vermont

SEE YOUR BUS IN REAL TIME

Transit has many features to help you ride the bus in Vermont:

Track where your bus is in real-time
See bus schedule and arrival times for buses in your area
Plan routes to find the best way to get to your destination
Step-by-step directions to your destination

Go Vermont provides a website and ridesharing database to help commuters and travelers get around. They offer free carpool matching and vanpool services, and statewide bus routes, as well as free Go Vermont resources. The Guaranteed Ride Home Program gives commuters peace of mind.

To learn more, go to connectingcommuters.org or call 800-685-7433.

Welcome Aboard

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We’re here for you
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Rides for Everyone
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Being Green
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Being Healthy
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News

March 29, 2021

NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLIC HEARING – Tri-Valley Transit, Inc.

Tri-Valley Transit Inc. gives notice that, pursuant to 49 U.S.C. § 5311 Non-Urbanized Transportation Program, Preventive Maintenance Program, Rural Technical Assistance Program and Marketing; Vermont State Operating Assistance Program, Capital Program and RTAP Program; 49 U.S.C. § 5310 Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities Program; 49 U.S.C. § 5304 Statewide Transportation Planning; 49 Read More…
December 18, 2020

TVT Breaks Ground on Upper Valley Community Transportation Center

12/15/2020 Tri-Valley Transit held a virtual groundbreaking ceremony to symbolize the start of construction on the Upper Valley Community Transportation Center in Bradford, Vermont. The unique presentation, led by Executive Director, Jim Moulton, with Board Members Renny Perry and Paul Kendall, featured an appearance by VT Representative Peter Welch and pre-recorded congratulatory remarks from Agency Read More…
November 17, 2020

New Look for Local Transit Company

Middlebury/Randolph, Vermont In 2017, the public transportation systems in Addison, Orange and Northern Windsor counties merged to form Tri-Valley Transit. After continuing to do business as ACTR and Stagecoach until just recently, the system is now transitioning fully to Tri-Valley Transit (TVT). With regional offices remaining in Middlebury and Randolph, this change in the company’s Read More…
May 6, 2020

Governor Scott Requires Face Coverings on Public Transit

Click here for a copy of Gov. Scott’s Addendum 12 to Executive Order 01-20 that includes: The traveling and commuting public shall wear face coverings over their nose and mouth any time they are using public transportation conveyances, including busses, trains and ride services and when in a mass transportation station or terminal, including airports.

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Dial-A-Ride
ACTR offers additional transportation service for people for whom regular bus service does not work. If you are aged 60+ or have a disability, or are eligible for Medicaid or Reach Up, you may be eligible for FREE rides. Depending on eligibility, services can include rides to: meal-sites, medical and social or employment-related appointments. All Volunteer Drivers who provide these rides have undergone background checks and their vehicles are inspected to meet ACTR’s safety and comfort standards. Read More…

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You Have Choices

Go Vermont provides info and support to help commuters and travelers get around locally and regionally. Its ridesharing database offers free carpool matching and support is available for businesses to establish vanpools. Also find statewide bus routes and information on emerging bike technologies for fossil-free mobility. The Guaranteed Ride Home Program provides peace of mind for car-free commuting.
Go! Vermont
Get involved

ACTR relies upon the generous support of individuals, businesses, towns and organizations to achieve our mission of enhancing the economic, social and environmental health of the region. There are several ways you can help: donate funding, sponsor a business acknowledgement on ACTR’s bus exteriors or in the Bus Schedule Brochure, become a Volunteer Driver for the Dial-A-Ride Program or help out with a special project. Read More…

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