Bus
Fares Resume April 1!
Green Mountain Transit fares are returning to all local urban and LINK/Commuter routes on April 1. Here’s what you need to know: Fare Resumption (ridegmt.com)
Riding the bus is a cost-effective and convenient way to get to work and around town. It eases the stress, and is a safe, reliable alternative to driving. You can catch up on reading, rest or work while on the bus, not to mention the environmental impact made by taking one more car off the road.
Even just one day a week can make a difference!
Benefits of riding transit
- saves money
- protects the environment
- promotes a healthy lifestyle
- reduces traffic congestion
- strengthens communities and quality of life
Resources for Commuting by Bus
Download Transit App (real-time bus info on your smart phone)
GMT Routes & Schedules
Tri-Valley Transit serves Addison, Orange and Northern Windsor counties in Vermont. Check their site for an updated schedule.
All GMT buses are equipped with easy to use bike racks that hold two bikes. Learn more and a step by step guide to getting your bike on the bus.
Three different ways to plan your commute. Use the Transit App. Use the Trip Planner Tool. Contact CATMA, we’ll walk you through planning your commute.
Download Transit App (real-time bus info on your smart phone)
GMT Routes & Schedules
Tri-Valley Transit serves Addison, Orange and Northern Windsor counties in Vermont. Check their site for an updated schedule.
All GMT buses are equipped with easy to use bike racks that hold two bikes. Learn more and a step by step guide to getting your bike on the bus.
Three different ways to plan your commute. Use the Transit App. Use the Trip Planner Tool. Contact CATMA, we’ll walk you through planning your commute.
