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

Fares & Passes Rider Guide

Bus Routes

  • Thetford Connector

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

    Rider Alert

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    Thetford Connector Schedule

    6/25/2021

    As of Monday, June 28, the Thetford Connector route will be inactive until further notice.

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • 89er South

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

    Rider Alert

    89er South – Tuesday 7/27

    89’er South PM #2 will not run on Tuesday, July 27th

    89’er S – Monday 7/26

    89’er South AM #3 and PM #1 will not run on Monday, July 26.

    South Royalton by Request

    South Royalton Park & Ride stop is available on 89’er South by request on Morning Routes #1 & #2 and PM Routes #2 & #3

    Chelsea Extension Suspension

    3/11/2021

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

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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 on schedule.

    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

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    River Route Schedule Change

    Effective Friday May 21:

    River Route AM #3 and PM #2 will not run until further notice.  Please use another River Route service to meet your commuting needs and thank you for riding with TVT!

    Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Randolph Area Circulator

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

    Rider Alert

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

  • Middlebury Shuttle

    MON-SAT | Always Fare-Free | Middlebury

    Rider Alert

    MSB reduced frequency effective July 9

    Effective Friday, July 9 MSB service will be curtailed

    The neighborhood loops (College > Marbleworks > Shaw’s > Hospital) will be operating on the hour, instead of the 1/2 hour.  This change is expected to remain in place all summer.  No change to Hannaford schedule.

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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.

    The Off-Peak schedule will suspend for the summer after June 11, 2021.

     

     

    SBSB Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Rutland Connector

    MON-SAT | Middlebury to Rutland via Rte 7

    Rider Alert

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    116 Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Burlington LINK

    MON-SAT | Middlebury to Burlington via Rte 7

    Rider Alert

    Masks are still required

    To protect the public, and by federal law, masks are still required on transit per the following guidance.

    Acceptable per CDC :

    • 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

    LINK Schedule and Map Route Details

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