There are various rider tools available to help you plan your trip.

• Transit app
  • Open the Transit app and enter your destination. (To download the app, search “Transit”  on the Apple’s App Store or Android’s Play Store.)
  • Transit shows the different forms of public transportation available to help you get to your destination.
  • Information includes relevant bus lines, estimated departure times, projected arrival times, frequency of buses, and transfers.

• Website
  • The AT website homepage offers a trip planning feature. Simply enter your starting point, your destination, and your time of departure or desired time of arrival. The results will show the relevant bus lines, transfers, and projected time of travel.
  • The AT website includes a live service map and schedules for the AT bus routes. To access a route schedule, select a route from the list displayed on the left side of the homepage.

• Printed Schedule
  • Hard copies of the AT bus schedule are available in the buses, as well as at the AT office. Please contact the AT office if you would like a schedule mailed to you.
  • AT buses make many stops — too many to list on the printed schedule! The printed schedule shows the departure times for major stops on the route. If you’re not at a major stop, use the departure time listed for the previous stop to help plan accordingly.

Sometimes, there are changes to the AT service routes or schedules. Check the AT website or social media accounts on Facebook or Instagram for announcements regarding service and schedule changes.

Rides on all AT buses are FREE! Thanks to support from Upper Valley municipalities, Dartmouth College, Dartmouth Health, and our generous donors, we are able to offer a fare-free service to the community.

Learn more about how to support AT.

Buses will stop for passengers waiting at Advance Transit bus stop signs. Always stand on the sidewalk while waiting for a bus. Be sure to arrive a few minutes before the scheduled departure time, since buses do not hold for late passengers.

Flag stops (stops only on request) are permitted east of Lebanon Junior High School on U.S. Route 4.

Refer to our live service map or contact the AT office at (802) 295-1824 for additional stop information.

When boarding the bus, please tell the driver if you will need to transfer to another bus. Your driver can help you by alerting you when you are nearing your transfer.

When you arrive at your transfer, exit the bus and wait for the next bus at that bus stop.

You can view the estimated arrival time of your bus on the Transit app or on the live service map.

Website

The AT website includes a live service map and schedules for the AT bus routes. To access a route schedule, select a route from the list displayed on the left side of the homepage.

Printed Schedule

Hard copies of the AT bus schedule are available in the buses, as well as at the AT office. Please contact the AT office if you would like a schedule mailed to you.
AT buses make many stops — too many to list on the printed schedule! The printed schedule shows the departure times for major stops on the route. If you’re not at a major stop, use the departure time listed for the previous stop to help plan accordingly.

If you have questions about our routes or schedules and would like to speak to someone from our team, please call the AT office at 802-295-1824, x203.

Yes, wheelchairs are allowed on the bus. AT is committed to providing ALL our customers with safe, reliable, accessible and user friendly services.

In compliance with the U.S. Department of Transportation Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 (49 CFR Parts 27, 37, 38 and 39), and section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended, Advance Transit ensures its services, vehicles, and facilities are accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities.

Every AT vehicle is equipped with a rack that is capable of carrying two bicycles. For safety reasons, bikes are not allowed inside the bus. If the rack is full, please wait for the next bus.

When disembarking, please let the driver know that you need to remove your bike from the bike rack.

Bicycles that weigh over 55 lbs or that have tires wider than 2.3″ are not compatible with our bike racks and are not permitted.

Watch this short video for information on how to use the bike rack.

Skis and snowboards are allowed on the bus as long as they are stored in appropriate travel bags. For the safety of riders and drivers, loose skis and loose snowboards are not permitted on the bus.

Service animals are permitted on AT buses. Pets and emotional support animals must be in a carrier.

If you’ve lost an item on our bus, call the AT office at 802-295-1824, x203.

If you need more details or have further questions, please call the AT office at 802-295-1824, x203.