⚠️ Red and Blue-Red riders, please note this temporary stop closure!
Due to construction on Tracy Street in West Lebanon, effective Monday, June 30th the Opposite Main at Church bus stop (Stop # 112) will be closed for approximately two weeks (ending around July 14th).
Riders should use the Main at Church Street bus stop (#111) or the West Lebanon bus stop (#55) at the Kilton Public Library.
We appreciate your patience! Thank you for riding Advance Transit!
On Saturday, June 28, please note changes to the morning schedule to ensure timely service during the Hartford Alumni Day Parade.
– Green and Orange buses scheduled to leave the West Lebanon bus stop (Kilton Public Library) at 10:00AM will depart at 9:50AM instead.
– The Blue-Red bus scheduled to leave Lebanon (City Hall) at 9:45AM will depart at 9:40AM instead.
Thank you for your patience with this slight change in schedule!
On June 4th, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM, there will be no Orange and Yellow bus service to stops on Main Street and Sykes Avenue due to road closures for the Law Enforcement Torch Run.
The following stops will be affected during that hour:
We apologize for any inconvenience! Regular service will resume right after the event. Thanks for your understanding!
Due to the City Hall exterior lighting project, there will be temporary changes to our City Hall bus stop from April 10th to May 2nd.
During construction hours (Monday – Saturday, 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM):
The AT bus stops normally located at City Hall will be temporarily relocated to Court Street.
After construction hours (Monday – Saturday, after 4:00 PM):
AT bus service will resume its regular stops at City Hall.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as the city works to improve the City Hall area. Thank you for riding AT!
Advance Transit (AT) is pleased to announce the return of the Lot 9 Shuttle service, effective Monday, April 7, 2025. This shuttle provides a free, frequent public transportation option between Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center (DHMC) and the Lot 9 parking area, with additional stops along Medical Center Drive.
Responding to the increasing demand for parking at DHMC, Advance Transit has reintroduced this vital service to help alleviate congestion and improve traffic management. The Lot 9 Shuttle operates frequently, running every 15 minutes, and was made possible with the support of Dartmouth Health.
The Lot 9 Shuttle service was previously suspended in 2022. Its reinstatement reflects the ongoing partnership between Advance Transit and Dartmouth Health to address the evolving transportation needs of the Upper Valley community.
“Dartmouth Health, anchored by DHMC, is a critical economic and healthcare engine for our region,” said Adams Carroll, AT Executive Director. “The reintroduction of the Lot 9 Shuttle addresses the transportation needs of this major employer and the broader community. By utilizing intercept parking and public transit, we can collectively ease traffic burdens and improve regional mobility.”
The Lot 9 Shuttle complements the existing Lot 20 Shuttle service, further enhancing transportation options for the DHMC community. Both shuttle services are part of Advance Transit’s commitment to providing reliable and accessible public transportation in the Upper Valley.
To learn more about the Lot 9 Shuttle and Advance Transit’s other services, visit advancetransit.com.
For more information, contact Trish Palao, Director of Marketing and Development, at tpalao@advancetransit.com or (802) 295-1824.
Please note a temporary bus stop relocation happening on Monday, March 31. Due to a scheduled event, the Blue and Red route buses will be stopping at Court Street instead of City Hall during the following times:
Please plan accordingly and thank you for your understanding!
Please note that there is no Saturday Blue-Red service to and from City Hall on Saturday, March 15, from 11:30am to 1:30pm, during the Shamrock Shuffle in Lebanon.
For Southbound service to Lebanon, please use the 70 Hanover St stop.
For Northbound service to Hanover, please use the Lebanon Towers stop.
Thank you for your patience!
Advance Transit, Inc. gives notice that pursuant to 49 U.S.C. Section 5311, Non-Urbanized Transportation Program, Preventative Maintenance Program, Rural Technical Assistance Program and Marketing, and the Vermont State Operating Assistance Program, the opportunity is offered for public comment on a proposed Public Transit Program in the Towns of Canaan, Enfield, Hanover and City of Lebanon in New Hampshire and the Towns of Hartford and Norwich in Vermont. Said project consists of the continued operating and capital assistance for public transit within these towns.
Written comments should be submitted to Adams Carroll, Executive Director, Advance Transit, Inc., P.O. Box 1027, Wilder, Vermont 05088. Comments must be received by April 3, 2025 to be considered. A copy of the proposal is available on request.
Dated at Wilder, County of Windsor, State of Vermont this 13th day of March, 2025.
Adams Carroll
Executive Director
Starting Thursday, March 6, at 9:00am, the Route 12A Dry Bridge will be closed indefinitely due to safety concerns. During the closure, there will be no service on AT’s Red route and Saturday Blue-Red route between stops on Main Street in West Lebanon and Target Plaza.
Specifically, there will be no service at the following stops:
– southbound to Romano Circle (stop #114) and Glen Rd Plaza, Opp (stop #115)
– northbound to Glen Road Plaza (stop #128) and Romano Circle, Opp. (stop #129)
For service to and from these locations, please board or exit at Target Plaza (stop #116) and Shaws (stop #127).
Thanks for your understanding and patience with this service change!
On Wednesday, February 12th from 8am-3pm, the section of S. Main Street in Hanover located near CVS will be CLOSED to all traffic, in both directions.
Orange and Yellow bus routes will be affected. If you usually board/exit at the Irving or Hanover Post Office stops, please use the Hanover Park or Opp. Hanover Park stops instead.
Thank you for your patience!