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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.

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Bus Routes

  • Thetford Connector

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

    Rider Alert

    Self-Screening for COVID-19

    Riders on 89er South – River Route – Randolph Circulator are asked to self screen for risk of COVID-19 exposure and will no longer be required to call to reserve their ride.  Bus capacity has been increased on these routes with barriers installed between all rows of seats.  Masks continue to be required on all public transit in Vermont.  Thank you for your cooperation!

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • 89er South

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

    Rider Alert

    Self-Screening for COVID-19

    Riders on 89er South – River Route – Randolph Circulator are asked to self screen for risk of COVID-19 exposure and will no longer be required to call to reserve their ride.  Bus capacity has been increased on these routes with barriers installed between all rows of seats.  Masks continue to be required on all public transit in Vermont.  Thank you for your cooperation!

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • 89er North

    MON-FRI | Between Montpelier & Randolph

    Rider Alert

    Self-Screening for COVID-19

    Riders on 89er South – River Route – Randolph Circulator are asked to self screen for risk of COVID-19 exposure and will no longer be required to call to reserve their ride.  Bus capacity has been increased on these routes with barriers installed between all rows of seats.  Masks continue to be required on all public transit in Vermont.  Thank you for your cooperation!

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • River Route

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

    Rider Alert

    River Route Schedule Change

    Effective Monday 11/9:

    To accommodate increased ridership River Route AM #3 will temporarily run 15 minutes earlier in tandem with the AM #2 schedule.  The full AM #2 schedule is available at https://stagecoach-rides.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/River-Route.pdf.

    New Departure Times

    Wells River Savings Bank   6:10 AM

    Newbury Village Store        6:18 AM

    Newbury Park & Ride          6:19 AM

    Bottle Shop                            6:32 AM

    Fairlee Park & Ride             6:46 AM

    Thetford Park & Ride         6:56 AM (by request)

    Self-Screening for COVID-19

    Riders on 89er South – River Route – Randolph Circulator are asked to self screen for risk of COVID-19 exposure and will no longer be required to call to reserve their ride.  Bus capacity has been increased on these routes with barriers installed between all rows of seats.  Masks continue to be required on all public transit in Vermont.  Thank you for your cooperation!

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Randolph Area Circulator

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

    Rider Alert

    Self-Screening for COVID-19

    Riders on 89er South – River Route – Randolph Circulator are asked to self screen for risk of COVID-19 exposure and will no longer be required to call to reserve their ride.  Bus capacity has been increased on these routes with barriers installed between all rows of seats.  Masks continue to be required on all public transit in Vermont.  Thank you for your cooperation!

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Bradford Area Circulator

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

    Rider Alert

    Self-Screening for COVID-19

    Riders on 89er South – River Route – Randolph Circulator are asked to self screen for risk of COVID-19 exposure and will no longer be required to call to reserve their ride.  Bus capacity has been increased on these routes with barriers installed between all rows of seats.  Masks continue to be required on all public transit in Vermont.  Thank you for your cooperation!

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Saturday Shopper

    SAT | Between Randolph & West Lebanon Rte 12A District

    Rider Alert

    Saturday Shopper re-route

    Due to increased COVID-19 cases in Grafton County, the Saturday Shopper will be re-routed to Berlin, VT beginning Saturday, Oct. 31.  Stops will be offered at Berlin Mall, Shaw’s, and others by request as time allows.  Please remember your mask and do not ride if you are not feeling well or should be quarantining by VT state travel guidelines.

    Self-Screening for COVID-19

    Riders on 89er South – River Route – Randolph Circulator are asked to self screen for risk of COVID-19 exposure and will no longer be required to call to reserve their ride.  Bus capacity has been increased on these routes with barriers installed between all rows of seats.  Masks continue to be required on all public transit in Vermont.  Thank you for your cooperation!

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Randolph Shopper

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

    Rider Alert

    Self-Screening for COVID-19

    Riders on 89er South – River Route – Randolph Circulator are asked to self screen for risk of COVID-19 exposure and will no longer be required to call to reserve their ride.  Bus capacity has been increased on these routes with barriers installed between all rows of seats.  Masks continue to be required on all public transit in Vermont.  Thank you for your cooperation!

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Monthly Shoppers

    MONTHLY | Shopping in West Lebanon or Berlin

    Rider Alert

    Self-Screening for COVID-19

    Riders on 89er South – River Route – Randolph Circulator are asked to self screen for risk of COVID-19 exposure and will no longer be required to call to reserve their ride.  Bus capacity has been increased on these routes with barriers installed between all rows of seats.  Masks continue to be required on all public transit in Vermont.  Thank you for your cooperation!

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Royalton Route

    TUES, THURS | Connecting Randolph, Bethel and Royalton

    Rider Alert

    Self-Screening for COVID-19

    Riders on 89er South – River Route – Randolph Circulator are asked to self screen for risk of COVID-19 exposure and will no longer be required to call to reserve their ride.  Bus capacity has been increased on these routes with barriers installed between all rows of seats.  Masks continue to be required on all public transit in Vermont.  Thank you for your cooperation!

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Chelsea Route

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

    Rider Alert

    Self-Screening for COVID-19

    Riders on 89er South – River Route – Randolph Circulator are asked to self screen for risk of COVID-19 exposure and will no longer be required to call to reserve their ride.  Bus capacity has been increased on these routes with barriers installed between all rows of seats.  Masks continue to be required on all public transit in Vermont.  Thank you for your cooperation!

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Hancock Route

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

    Rider Alert

    Self-Screening for COVID-19

    Riders on 89er South – River Route – Randolph Circulator are asked to self screen for risk of COVID-19 exposure and will no longer be required to call to reserve their ride.  Bus capacity has been increased on these routes with barriers installed between all rows of seats.  Masks continue to be required on all public transit in Vermont.  Thank you for your cooperation!

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Woodstock Route

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

    Rider Alert

    Self-Screening for COVID-19

    Riders on 89er South – River Route – Randolph Circulator are asked to self screen for risk of COVID-19 exposure and will no longer be required to call to reserve their ride.  Bus capacity has been increased on these routes with barriers installed between all rows of seats.  Masks continue to be required on all public transit in Vermont.  Thank you for your cooperation!

    Schedule and Map Route Details

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I Am Driven

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    To make a difference

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News

  • 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…

  • May 29, 2020

    June 1st Service Update

    Tri-Valley Transit is adding service back to the Stagecoach / Orange & Northern Windsor County Region with appropriate safety measures in place. Effective Monday, June 1, 2020 River Route Morning: Route #1 departing Wells River at 5:50 am Route #3 departing Wells River at 6:25 am Afternoon:Route #2 departing Bradford at 3:15 pm Route #3 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

    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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  • 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

    Stagecoach 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 bus exteriors or in the Services Brochure, become a Volunteer Driver for the Dial-A-Ride Program, or help out with a special project.  Read More…

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