Bus Information

With frequent stops, low fares and many busses running on a bio-diesel fuel blend, Vermont’s bus lines can get you where you need to go––efficiently. Most local busses also allow you to take your bicycle with you, and many routes stop at Vermont Park and Ride lots. Explore the options below to find the best route and schedule to fit your needs.

Advance Transit
(802) 295-1824
Serving the Upper Valley including Hanover and Lebanon

Addison County Transit Resources
(802) 388-1946
Serving the Middlebury Area

Town of Brattleboro Bus Line
(802) 254-4541
Serving the Brattleboro Area

Chittenden County Transportation Authority
1-866-864-0211 (toll-free)
Serving Chittenden County

Connecticut River Transit
(888) 869-6287
Serving Windham and Southern Windsor Counties

Deerfield Valley Transit Association
(802) 464-8487
Serving Wardsboro, Wilmington, Whitingham, Halifax, Dover and Readsboro

Green Mountain Community Network Inc
(802) 447-0477
Serving Bennington County

Green Mountain Transit Agency
1-866-864-0211 (toll-free)
Serving Central Vermont

Marble Valley Regional Transit District
(802) 773-3244
Serving Rutland County and Manchester (Bennington County)

Rural Community Transportation
(802) 748-8170
Serving the Northeast Kingdom

Stagecoach Transportation Services, Inc
(802) 728-3773
Serving 26 towns in Northern Windsor and Orange Counties

COMMERCIAL BUS SERVICES

Greyhound Lines, Inc (www.greyhound.com)
(Vermont Transit now operates as Greyhound Lines.)
1-800-229-9424 (toll-free)
Service to communities throughout Vermont

What is Bio-Diesel?

Biodiesel is a non-toxic, biodegradable, clean burning alternative fuel that is made from renewable resources. Biodiesel may be blended at any level with petroleum diesel to create a biodiesel blend, though it contains no petroleum itself.