Randolph, Vermont – In response to the impending closure of Rochester’s local grocery store, Tri-Valley Transit (TVT) announces the launch of a weekly public bus route between Hancock and Randolph. “We recognize that Mac’s closing is a significant crisis in the local community,” said Jim Moulton, TVT Executive Director. “We already serve transit dependent people Read More…
Bradford, VT – Tri-Valley Transit is proud to announce that the Upper Valley Community Transportation Center (UVCTC) designed by Black River Design, Architects has recently been awarded an Efficiency Vermont Small New Construction Best of the Best award and a Net Zero Award and Vermont Green Building Award from the Vermont Green Building Network in Read More…
By popular demand, Tri-Valley Transit will begin Mon-Fri midday LINK to Burlington bus service on Tuesday, May 2nd. The plan includes a new one-seat ride to the University Mall in South Burlington with return service on the next trip. UVMMC and GMT’s Downtown Transit Center will also be served on the midday runs. There are Read More…
Effective Tuesday, November 1, 2022, Tri-Valley Transit (TVT) will double frequency of service on the weekday Link to Burlington. This commuter express route connects Middlebury to Burlington and points in between along the Route 7 corridor. Key destinations include Vermont Teddy Bear, VT Day School, Shelburne Road (near Waldorf School), UVM Medical Center and the Read More…
Heading out of Addison County on a train? Fare-free TVT buses can drop you off in the morning at the depot by onboard request. Just ask your driver! You can ride the Middlebury Shuttle Bus/Marble Works neighborhood loop from Academy Street bus shelter or Triangle Park stop to the Middlebury AmTrak depot. You can ride Read More…
