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Tri-Valley Transit connects the people and places of Orange and Northern Windsor Counties of Vermont with our network of community transportation alternatives.

System Map Fares & Passes Rider Guide

Bus Routes

  • Thetford Connector

    MON-FRI | Connecting Bradford and Sharon through Thetford & Strafford

    Rider Alert

    Thetford Connector Stop Changes

    3/11/2021

    As of Monday, March 15, the Thetford Connector will provide service between the Sharon (Exit 2) Park & Ride and The Sharon Academy High School.

    Stops at Bradford Park & Ride and Fairlee Park & Ride will be by request only – please call 728-3773 with 48 hours notice to schedule a pick up at these stops.

    New Federal Mask Mandate

    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

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • 89er South

    MON-FRI | Between Randolph, WRJ, Lebanon & Hanover

    Rider Alert

    Construction Delays

    5/3/2021

    On Tuesday, May 4, significant delays are expected in the area of US Route 5 & Sykes Mountain Ave. as construction crews transition to new roundabouts.  Consider using public transit to reduce congestion, thank you for your patience and May the Force be with you!

    Chelsea Extension Suspension

    3/11/2021

    Effective Monday, March 15, the Chelsea Extension on the 89er South Route will be suspended until further notice.

    New Federal Mask Mandate

    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

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • 89er North

    MON-FRI | Between Montpelier & Randolph

    Rider Alert

    New Federal Mask Mandate

    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

    89 North Schedule

    89er North AM #1 and PM #1 are currently running by request.

    Please call to schedule your trip 48 hours in advance.

    89er North AM #2 and PM #2 are temporarily suspended due to COVID-19

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • River Route

    MON-FRI | Between Wells River, WRJ, Lebanon & Hanover

    Rider Alert

    Construction Delays

    5/3/2021

    On Tuesday, May 4, significant delays are expected in the area of US Route 5 & Sykes Mountain Ave. as construction crews transition to new roundabouts.  Consider using public transit to reduce congestion, thank you for your patience and May the Force be with you!

    Emergency Alert

    EFFECTIVE MONDAY, MAY 3

    RIVER ROUTE AM #3 AND PM #2 WILL RESUME OPERATION ON THEIR NORMAL SCHEDULE.

    River Route AM #3 and PM #2 will not run beginning Monday 3/29 until further notice.  Please consider using an alternate route, we hope to restore service soon.

    New Federal Mask Mandate

    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

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Randolph Area Circulator

    MON-FRI | Door-to-door service in the Randolph area

    Rider Alert

    New Federal Mask Mandate

    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

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Bradford Area Circulator

    MON-FRI | Between Bradford, Newbury, Wells River & Woodsville

    Rider Alert

    New Federal Mask Mandate

    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

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Saturday Shopper

    SAT | Between Randolph & West Lebanon Rte 12A District

    Rider Alert

    New Federal Mask Mandate

    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

    Shopper Service Updates

    Berlin Shopper suspended due to COVID-19

    Saturday Shopper re-routed to Berlin – call 728-3773 for details.

    Woodstock Shopper re-routed to Rutland – call 728-3773 for details.

    2nd Friday Shopper suspended due to COVID-19.

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Randolph Shopper

    FRI | Between Hancock, Rochester, Stockbridge, Bethel & Randolph

    Rider Alert

    New Federal Mask Mandate

    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

    Shopper Service Updates

    Berlin Shopper suspended due to COVID-19

    Saturday Shopper re-routed to Berlin – call 728-3773 for details.

    Woodstock Shopper re-routed to Rutland – call 728-3773 for details.

    2nd Friday Shopper suspended due to COVID-19.

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Monthly Shoppers

    MONTHLY | Shopping in West Lebanon or Berlin

    Rider Alert

    New Federal Mask Mandate

    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

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Royalton Route

    TUES, THURS | Connecting Randolph, Bethel and Royalton

    Rider Alert

    New Federal Mask Mandate

    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

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Chelsea Route

    MON & FRI | Connecting Randolph, Bethel, Royalton, Tunbridge and Chelsea

    Rider Alert

    New Federal Mask Mandate

    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

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Hancock Route

    MON, WED, FRI | Local service for Randolph, Bethel, Stockbridge, Rochester and Hancock

    Rider Alert

    New Federal Mask Mandate

    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

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Woodstock Route

    1st AND 3rd WED | Serving Randolph, Bethel, Barnard, Woodstock, Bridgewater and Quechee

    Rider Alert

    New Federal Mask Mandate

    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

    Shopper Service Updates

    Berlin Shopper suspended due to COVID-19

    Saturday Shopper re-routed to Berlin – call 728-3773 for details.

    Woodstock Shopper re-routed to Rutland – call 728-3773 for details.

    2nd Friday Shopper suspended due to COVID-19.

    Schedule and Map Route Details

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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…

  • June 4, 2020

    Service Update – Effective Monday, June 8, 2020

    Tri-Valley Transit is adding service back to the Stagecoach / Orange & Northern Windsor County Region with appropriate safety measures in place. River Route Afternoon: Route #1 (Mid-Day) departing Bradford at 12 noon – suspended Route #2 departs Bradford Park & Ride at 3:15 pm Route #3 departs Bradford Park & Ride at 3:30 pm Read More…

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    Stagecoach offers transportation for people for whom regular bus service does not work. If you are aged 60+, have a disability, or are eligible for Medicaid, you may be eligible for FREE rides. Depending on eligibility, services can include rides to meal-sites and medical, social, or employment-related appointments. Volunteer Drivers have undergone background checks and vehicles are inspected to meet safety and comfort standards. Read More…

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    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.

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