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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

  • Middlebury WEEKDAY

    M-F | Fare-Free | Middlebury

    On Schedule MSB Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Middlebury SATURDAY

    MSB Saturday

    On Schedule Midd_Sat Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Tri-Town Shuttle

    MON-FRI | Vergennes & Bristol to Middlebury

    On Schedule TTSB Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Snow Bowl Shuttle

    SEASONAL | Middlebury to Midd Snow Bowl

    Rider Alert

    Snow Bowl seasonal schedule

    Monday-Friday commuter schedule is in effect until June 5, 2026.

     

    SBSB Schedule and Map Route Details

  • Rutland Connector

    MON-SAT | Middlebury to Rutland via Rte 7

    Rider Alert

    Marble Valley’s Rutland Connector Buses

    All TVT-operated buses remain fare-free.  No changes are planned for the TVT-operated midday service

    As of July 1, 2026, our Rutland/Middlebury Connector route partner, MVRTD will begin charging fares to ride their buses.

    MVRTD offers 1/2 discounts for seniors, people with disabilities and veterans.  For more information, contact MVRTD at 802-773-3244.

    RC Schedule and Map Route Details

  • 116 Commuter

    MON-FRI | Middlebury to Burlington via Rte 116

    Rider Alert

    116 Commuter and LINK restrictions

    Effective Tuesday, March 25, TVT will enforce stricter stop rules for our 116 Commuter and LINK to Burlington commuter routes.

    • No deviations on commuter runs.
    • No LINK flag downs north of Shelburne Town Offices.
    • No 116 flag downs between Kennedy Dr and downtown.
    • To access GMT shelters and stops within the no flag down zone you must make a reservation 802-388-2287.
    116 Schedule and Map Route Details

  • LINK to Burlington

    MON-SAT | Middlebury to Burlington via Rte 7

    Rider Alert

    116 Commuter and LINK restrictions

    Effective Tuesday, March 25, TVT will enforce stricter stop rules for our 116 Commuter and LINK to Burlington commuter routes.

    • No deviations on commuter runs.
    • No LINK flag downs north of Shelburne Town Offices.
    • No 116 flag downs between Kennedy Dr and downtown.
    • To access GMT shelters and stops within the no flag down zone you must make a reservation 802-388-2287.
    LINK Schedule and Map Route Details

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I Am Driven

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    To make a difference

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    To lead a happy life

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    To save money

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    To leave a legacy

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News

  • April 7, 2026

    2026 Bus Rider Survey Results & Highlights

    We asked for your feedback on our public bus services and you delivered! Thank you to everyone who took the time to share their experiences. Your responses provide meaningful insight and help guide our work every day. Our bus rider surveys provide valuable input from our riders and help us: Survey Insights So, what did Read More…

  • February 16, 2026

    Your Voice Matters! Take TVT’s Survey

    Tri-Valley Transit is committed to providing safe, convenient, and reliable public transportation for everyone in our community. To better understand rider needs and improve our services, we want to hear from you! Just five minutes of your time gives us valuable insights into how we serve community members. Click on the survey for your region Read More…

  • June 3, 2025

    Public feedback welcome on Rutland Connector proposed changes

    Tri-Valley Transit (TVT) invites public feedback on proposed changes to the Rutland Connector service it operates in collaboration with Marble Valley Regional Transit. Marble Valley Regional Transit’s commuter and weekend services will stay the same. To participate in the TVT feedback process, join the Zoom meeting at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 19:https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81771197721 If you Read More…

  • September 9, 2024

    116 Commuter Expansion

    Green Mountain Transit (GMT) of Burlington and Tri-Valley Transit (TVT) of Middlebury are planning for TVT to become the sole provider of 116 Commuter bus services. The change is tentatively scheduled to take place on Tuesday, October 1st on Monday, October 7th. > GMT will stop running their shared portion of the schedule between Hinesburg Read More…

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  • Dial-A-Ride Program

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    Tri-Valley Transit 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.

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  • Get involved

    Tri-Valley Transit 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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