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Welcome Aboard!

OUR MISSION Stagecoach Transportation Services, Inc. was established in 1976 to create a network of community transportation alternatives that connect the people and places of Orange and Northern Windsor Counties of Vermont. Our mission is to enhance the economic, social and environmental health of the region by providing safe, reliable, affordable and accessible community transportation services for everyone in the communities we serve.

The Challenges ECONOMIC With the average annual cost of owning/operating a car in Vermont rising above $7,500, greater pressure has been placed on commuter budgets to ensure access to transportation. According to HUD, in our region, the average cost of owning and operating a vehicle is more expensive than average housing costs. SOCIAL With 25% of our population at risk of being transit-dependent and the rural nature of our state, the potential for being stuck at home without access to medical and nutrition support increases. Transit-dependent members of our community are prone to rural isolation which has significant impact on their well-being. ENVIRONMENTALMost of the travel in our region is done in cars, and most of that is done alone. Riding the bus helps our region produce less greenhouse gases, better water quality, and improved health while still enjoying access to jobs, goods and services. Our Solutions Stagecoach operates two parallel and complementary transportation systems to achieve our goals. The Dial-a-Ride System provides seniors, people with disabilities and many others access to comprehensive transportation alter-natives. The Fixed Route System connects passengers to employment and shopping centers.

Stagecoach is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Our funding is on average an 80/20 mix of public (state and federal grants) and private money. Stagecoach relies upon the generous support of individuals, businesses, towns and philanthropic organizations to supplement the public grants, as well as to provide the local match required to draw down these grants. Every $1 donated to Stagecoach unlocks $4 of federal and state money.

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BUS DRIVERS: Jim Abbott, Dick Allen, Walt Arbuckle, Steve Backus, Wanda Belyea, Seth Corbett, Darrin Farrington, David Ferris, Judy Fuller, David Gagnon, Dennis Hill, Duane King, Ernie Lawrence, Bob Lyon, Pablo Mendez, Randy Moore, Charlie Shepard, Brian Sullivan, Jennifer Tuttle, David Wilson ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Jim Moulton, Executive DirectorNick D’Agostino, Regional DirectorJesse Davis, Community Relations ManagerKelly Wheatley, Program Manager Gina Tindall, HR and Finance DirectorDon Ferris, Operations ManagerKirstie Thomson, HR and Finance AssistantShari Lutton, Executive AssistantTanya Frazier, Staff AccountantAngela McClusky, Asst. Finance Manager/ Procurement AdministratorChris Morris, TrainerChelsea Larson, DispatcherAmanda Stockwell, DispatcherDenise Brooks, Dispatcher

TRI- VALLEY TRANSIT BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Paul L. Kendall, ChairAdam Lougee, Vice ChairTom C. Burgos, TreasurerGale Hurd, SecretaryLaura AsermilyBrad AtwoodDonna BryanTim CrowleyNaomi DrummondAnn Jones-WeinstockRenny PerryBobette Scribner

Welcome Aboard! 03

Directors Message 04

We’re Here For You! 05

Stagecoach Services 06

Our Fares 07

Volunteer to Drive! 08

Code of Conduct 09

Other Important Information 10

Deviations & Request Only Stops (R) 11

Accessibility Guide 12

Mission & Safety Pledge 13

89er Commuter Route 14

89er North Commuter Route 16

River Route Commuter Route 18

2nd Friday of the Month Shopper 20

Randolph Area Shopper 22

Saturday Shopper 24

Berlin Shopper 26

Randolph Area Circulator 28

Bradford Area Circulator 30

Royalton Route 32

Chelsea Route 34

Hancock Route 36

Woodstock Route 38

Local Advertisements 40

People of Stagecoach


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Director’s Message With this passenger guide we celebrate the achieve a long-time goal of renew-ing and revitalizing the bus services along the I89 Corridor. These changes were prioritized by riders and supported by efficiency studies that looked at under-performing areas and unmet community needs. Similar changes along the I91 Corridor resulted in a 30% increase in use. It is gratifying to see how well this service meets the needs of so many riders. We’re proud we are helping people and improving their quality of life

What’s next? We plan to keep improving services, and will focus our attention on the I-89 Corridor, after launching the I-91 Corridor Service. We will continue to seek your input as we redesign how we provide services.

Last but certainly not least, we continue to focus on the three basic tenets underlying our mission:

• SAFETY, which is always our first priority; • SERVICE, providing an accessible and growing system; and • SCHEDULE, increasing our transit options and frequency.

Thank you for riding and supporting Stagecoach. We remain at your service!

Jim Moulton, Executive Director

Please check out our website at www.stagecoach-rides.org where you can:

• View our schedules and maps;

• Sign up for our Guaranteed Ride Home Program, a peace of mind service for bus riders. This program reimburses registered riders for alternative rides home when an emergency arises that keeps them from taking their normal bus route home. This benefit reimburses for up to $70 worth of travel costs up to six times per year;

• Use our Google Trip Planner Application to plan your next bus trip. The application not only displays Stagecoach route schedules, but it provides information about how to connect from Stagecoach to other transit services to travel beyond our service area;

• Sign up for Text Alerts. Occasionally, our routes are delayed or canceled due to severe weather or other hazardous driving conditions. Signing up for this service allows you to receive emergency text alerts regarding route specific delays or cancellations on your cell phone.

If you need additional support,

please call the Stagecoach OfficeMon-Fri 8am-5pm:

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We’re Here for YOU!

This year we also officially merged with Addison County Transit Resources (ACTR), the culmination of a valued partnership begun 3.5 years earlier. ACTR and Stagecoach first linked together in January 2014 and, since then, the communities and people they serve have greatly benefitted from the partner-ship, experiencing improved services, higher ridership and greater financial stability. The agencies have also seen greater efficiency and effectiveness through-out all levels of operations, further laying the groundwork for more service opportunities.Looking ahead, Stagecoach remains committed to providing the best possible community transportation for everyone. Happy travels! Thank you for riding - we remain at your service


800.427.3553

Director’s Message With this passenger guide we celebrate the achieve a long-time goal of renew-ing and revitalizing the bus services along the I89 Corridor. These changes were prioritized by riders and supported by efficiency studies that looked at under-performing areas and unmet community needs. Similar changes along the I91 Corridor resulted in a 30% increase in use. It is gratifying to see how well this service meets the needs of so many riders. We’re proud we are helping people and improving their quality of life

What’s next? We plan to keep improving services, and will focus our attention on the I-89 Corridor, after launching the I-91 Corridor Service. We will continue to seek your input as we redesign how we provide services.

Last but certainly not least, we continue to focus on the three basic tenets underlying our mission:

• SAFETY, which is always our first priority; • SERVICE, providing an accessible and growing system; and • SCHEDULE, increasing our transit options and frequency.

Thank you for riding and supporting Stagecoach. We remain at your service!

Jim Moulton, Executive Director

Please check out our website at www.stagecoach-rides.org where you can:

• View our schedules and maps;

• Sign up for our Guaranteed Ride Home Program, a peace of mind service for bus riders. This program reimburses registered riders for alternative rides home when an emergency arises that keeps them from taking their normal bus route home. This benefit reimburses for up to $70 worth of travel costs up to six times per year;

• Use our Google Trip Planner Application to plan your next bus trip. The application not only displays Stagecoach route schedules, but it provides information about how to connect from Stagecoach to other transit services to travel beyond our service area;

• Sign up for Text Alerts. Occasionally, our routes are delayed or canceled due to severe weather or other hazardous driving conditions. Signing up for this service allows you to receive emergency text alerts regarding route specific delays or cancellations on your cell phone.

If you need additional support,

please call the Stagecoach OfficeMon-Fri 8am-5pm:

802-728-37731-800-427-3553

We’re Here for YOU!

This year we also officially merged with Addison County Transit Resources (ACTR), the culmination of a valued partnership begun 3.5 years earlier. ACTR and Stagecoach first linked together in January 2014 and, since then, the communities and people they serve have greatly benefitted from the partner-ship, experiencing improved services, higher ridership and greater financial stability. The agencies have also seen greater efficiency and effectiveness through-out all levels of operations, further laying the groundwork for more service opportunities.Looking ahead, Stagecoach remains committed to providing the best possible community transportation for everyone. Happy travels! Thank you for riding - we remain at your service


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Stagecoach ServicesBUS SERVICE COMMUTER ROUTES Connects passengers from the I-89 and I-91 corridors to employment centers in Montpelier, Randolph, White River Junction, Hanover, and Lebanon.

SHOPPER ROUTES Connects passengers from the Route 100, Route 125, and I-89 corridors to retail commercial districts in Berlin, VT Randolph VT and West Lebanon NH.

LOCAL ROUTES Connects people and places within the service area, providing access to the grocery store, medical appointments, the pharmacy, other shopping, and many other personal trips. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.

LOCAL SERVICE RANDOLPH AREA The Randolph Circulator provides local service in the Randolph Area Monday through Friday between 8:50 and 2:50

BRADFORD AREA The Circulator provides consistent, local service for everyone. The Circulator runs Monday-Friday between 8:30 and 4:30 providing access to Bradford, Newbury, Wells River, and Woodsville NH.

DIAL-A-RIDE SERVICE

Our Dial-A-Ride System includes programs that focus on elders, persons with disabilities, and low-income families and individuals. These services enhance our ability to provide comprehensive transportation alternatives for all residents in our service area. Depending on eligibility, Dial-A-Ride may be free or subsidized. Rides are typically provided by volunteer drivers or our Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessible buses when necessary.

TICKET TO RIDE Provides door-to-door transportation to a variety of destinations including grocery stores, medical appointments, work, errands, and social events. This is a free service for riders over the age of 60 and those with disabilities

SENIOR MEAL PROGRAM This program provides transportation for senior citizens from their homes to meal sites in Randolph, Bethel, Chelsea, Royalton, Hancock, and Bradford.

NON-EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION This program provides free transportation for Medicaid-eligible residents who need access to medical appointments. This is a free service for all Medicaid-eligible residents of Orange County and the Northern Windsor Towns of Barnard, Bethel, Bridgewater, Hartford, Hartland, Norwich, Pomfret, Rochester, Royalton, Sharon, Stockbridge, and Woodstock, who do not have access to a vehicle and need a medical transport. To be eligible, a person must be enrolled in the traditional Medicaid program.

Ten Ride Pass One Way Trip Ten Ride Pass Discount Ticket 89ER NORTH Regular Fare $2.00 $20.00 N/A Discount $1.00 $10.00 N/A (State Employees)

89ER SOUTH & RIVER ROUTE Regular Fare $3.50 $30.00 N/A Discount( DHMC $1.00 $10.00 N/A Employees)

Shopper Routes All Routes $2.00 $20.00 $4.00

LOCAL SERVICES

Randolph Area Circulator Orange & Green $1.50 $15.00 $3.00 Bethel Extension $2.00 $20.00 $4.00 All OTHER LOCAL FREE FREE FREE SERVICE

• Fares are collected on all Stagecoach bus routes, except in Fare Free Zones • Purchase passes from a bus driver or at Stagecoach Office: 1 L Street in Randolph, VT Monday-Friday between 8AM and 5PM. • Exact change and check only. Credit cards are not accepted.

COMMUTER ROUTES

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Stagecoach ServicesBUS SERVICE COMMUTER ROUTES Connects passengers from the I-89 and I-91 corridors to employment centers in Montpelier, Randolph, White River Junction, Hanover, and Lebanon.

SHOPPER ROUTES Connects passengers from the Route 100, Route 125, and I-89 corridors to retail commercial districts in Berlin, VT Randolph VT and West Lebanon NH.

LOCAL ROUTES Connects people and places within the service area, providing access to the grocery store, medical appointments, the pharmacy, other shopping, and many other personal trips. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.

LOCAL SERVICE RANDOLPH AREA The Randolph Circulator provides local service in the Randolph Area Monday through Friday between 8:50 and 2:50

BRADFORD AREA The Circulator provides consistent, local service for everyone. The Circulator runs Monday-Friday between 8:30 and 4:30 providing access to Bradford, Newbury, Wells River, and Woodsville NH.

DIAL-A-RIDE SERVICE

Our Dial-A-Ride System includes programs that focus on elders, persons with disabilities, and low-income families and individuals. These services enhance our ability to provide comprehensive transportation alternatives for all residents in our service area. Depending on eligibility, Dial-A-Ride may be free or subsidized. Rides are typically provided by volunteer drivers or our Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessible buses when necessary.

TICKET TO RIDE Provides door-to-door transportation to a variety of destinations including grocery stores, medical appointments, work, errands, and social events. This is a free service for riders over the age of 60 and those with disabilities

SENIOR MEAL PROGRAM This program provides transportation for senior citizens from their homes to meal sites in Randolph, Bethel, Chelsea, Royalton, Hancock, and Bradford.

NON-EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION This program provides free transportation for Medicaid-eligible residents who need access to medical appointments. This is a free service for all Medicaid-eligible residents of Orange County and the Northern Windsor Towns of Barnard, Bethel, Bridgewater, Hartford, Hartland, Norwich, Pomfret, Rochester, Royalton, Sharon, Stockbridge, and Woodstock, who do not have access to a vehicle and need a medical transport. To be eligible, a person must be enrolled in the traditional Medicaid program.

Ten Ride Pass One Way Trip Ten Ride Pass Discount Ticket 89ER NORTH Regular Fare $2.00 $20.00 N/A Discount $1.00 $10.00 N/A (State Employees)

89ER SOUTH & RIVER ROUTE Regular Fare $3.50 $30.00 N/A Discount( DHMC $1.00 $10.00 N/A Employees)

Shopper Routes All Routes $2.00 $20.00 $4.00

LOCAL SERVICES

Randolph Area Circulator Orange & Green $1.50 $15.00 $3.00 Bethel Extension $2.00 $20.00 $4.00 All OTHER LOCAL FREE FREE FREE SERVICE

• Fares are collected on all Stagecoach bus routes, except in Fare Free Zones • Purchase passes from a bus driver or at Stagecoach Office: 1 L Street in Randolph, VT Monday-Friday between 8AM and 5PM. • Exact change and check only. Credit cards are not accepted.

COMMUTER ROUTES

Our Fares


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Code of ConductTo ensure everyone has a safe and comfortable journey, the following must be observed while riding with Stagecoach:

1. For your safety and good health, smoking is prohibited on all Stagecoach buses.

2. Passengers are required to pay the proper fare for all Stagecoach transportation.

3. Please stay seated, keep aisle clear and do not disturb other passengers.

4. Seats in front of the bus are reserved for elders, passengers with disabilities and those needing child seats.

5. Use headphones when listening to personal music devices.

6. For safety and sanitary reasons, all passengers are required to wear shoes and shirts, and limit odors that disturb other passengers.

7. Articles which, because of their size or the nature of their contents, may be dangerous to passengers shall not be allowed on Stage coach buses. These include, but are not necessarily limited to: Car batteries, gasoline, kerosene or any other flammable liquid, weapons, including but not limited to guns or knives, illegal drugs and open containers of alcohol.

8. Offensive language including, but not limited to, racial slurs or derogatory remarks based on race, gender or sexual orientation is prohibited on Stagecoach vehicles.

9. Keep all food and beverages in closed containers.

10. The Stagecoach bus driver has the right to refuse service to those who do not comply with the Stagecoach Code of Conduct.

Safety and comfort of our riders comes first!

Volunteer to Drive!YES, USE YOUR OWN CAR & NO, YOUR INSURANCE

RATES WONT GO UP!

Volunteer Drivers connect friends, support independence and promote healthy living. If you have a good driving record, clean background checks, and want to help your neighbors, we need you!!

As a Volunteer Driver for Stagecoach, you give your time but receive many benefits in return:

• Reimbursement at the federal mileage rate for all miles driven (non-taxable).

• Additional liability insurance coverage over and above your vehicle insurance.

• Medical insurance coverage if you are accidentally injured outside of your vehicle. • Access to free driver training courses and potential vehicle insurance discounts.

Volunteer Drivers are the lifeblood of the Dial-A-Ride program. Many residents need to access healthcare and critical services, but have no

transportation of their own and cannot use our buses. Stagecoach needs your help to drive them to medical appointments, to buy food

and to access other critical services.

Please call 802.728.3773 or email [email protected] if you are interested in driving for Stagecoach.

Volunteers are reimbursed for mileage and play a crucial role in our organization.

Join the Stagecoach Volunteer Driver team – You’ll find it a rewarding experience!


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Code of ConductTo ensure everyone has a safe and comfortable journey, the following must be observed while riding with Stagecoach:

1. For your safety and good health, smoking is prohibited on all Stagecoach buses.

2. Passengers are required to pay the proper fare for all Stagecoach transportation.

3. Please stay seated, keep aisle clear and do not disturb other passengers.

4. Seats in front of the bus are reserved for elders, passengers with disabilities and those needing child seats.

5. Use headphones when listening to personal music devices.

6. For safety and sanitary reasons, all passengers are required to wear shoes and shirts, and limit odors that disturb other passengers.

7. Articles which, because of their size or the nature of their contents, may be dangerous to passengers shall not be allowed on Stage coach buses. These include, but are not necessarily limited to: Car batteries, gasoline, kerosene or any other flammable liquid, weapons, including but not limited to guns or knives, illegal drugs and open containers of alcohol.

8. Offensive language including, but not limited to, racial slurs or derogatory remarks based on race, gender or sexual orientation is prohibited on Stagecoach vehicles.

9. Keep all food and beverages in closed containers.

10. The Stagecoach bus driver has the right to refuse service to those who do not comply with the Stagecoach Code of Conduct.

Safety and comfort of our riders comes first!

Volunteer to Drive!YES, USE YOUR OWN CAR & NO, YOUR INSURANCE

RATES WONT GO UP!

Volunteer Drivers connect friends, support independence and promote healthy living. If you have a good driving record, clean background checks, and want to help your neighbors, we need you!!

As a Volunteer Driver for Stagecoach, you give your time but receive many benefits in return:

• Reimbursement at the federal mileage rate for all miles driven (non-taxable).

• Additional liability insurance coverage over and above your vehicle insurance.

• Medical insurance coverage if you are accidentally injured outside of your vehicle. • Access to free driver training courses and potential vehicle insurance discounts.

Volunteer Drivers are the lifeblood of the Dial-A-Ride program. Many residents need to access healthcare and critical services, but have no

transportation of their own and cannot use our buses. Stagecoach needs your help to drive them to medical appointments, to buy food

and to access other critical services.

Please call 802.728.3773 or email [email protected] if you are interested in driving for Stagecoach.

Volunteers are reimbursed for mileage and play a crucial role in our organization.

Join the Stagecoach Volunteer Driver team – You’ll find it a rewarding experience!


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Other Important Information

BICYCLESAll Stagecoach buses are equipped with bike racks. Each rack can accommodate two bicycles.

PETS & SERVICE ANIMALSService animals and animals contained in pet carriers allowed on Stagecoach buses. Other bus systems may not allow non-service animals on-board.

LOST & FOUNDStagecoach is not responsible for items left on the bus. However, items found on the bus will be brought to the office and kept in our lost and found for 30 days. You may pick up a lost item at the Stagecoach offices at 1 L Street in Randolph after 8 AM and before 4 PM Monday – Friday. Call 802-728-3773 to be sure your item(s) have been found.

HOLIDAY BUS SCHEDULESStagecoach does not operate on the following holidays: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.

WHEELCHAIR LIFTS All vehicles are equipped with wheelchair lifts. If you require the use of a wheelchair lift, our trained drivers will assist you in getting on and off the bus.

SPECIAL ASSISTANCETo ensure the best possible service, all riders needing special assistance are encouraged to call the office ahead of time. Please note, the step height to board Stagecoach buses is between 10” and 12”.

Deviations & Request Only Stops (R)

Some stops are listed as “R” or Request Only. The “R” stops are treated as a Deviation and follow the same procedures required to request a pick up or drop off at the nearest safe location (see below).

Along with picking up or dropping off at “R” stops, some of our buses deviate off of their published route to pick up or drop off passengers. Specific deviation information can be found with the route maps and timetables.

TO REQUEST A PICK UPWe ask that All Pick Ups, whether a Deviation or a Request Only Bus Stop, be made by calling the office at least one business day (24 hours) in advance, or on Fridays for a Monday Pick Up. However, we will always attempt to fill requests that are made with less notice. Our staff will take the information, review the bus schedule, and determine if the Pick Up can be accommodated.

TO REQUEST A DROP OFFUpon boarding, please let your bus driver know you would like a Deviation or a Request Only Bus Stop drop off. The driver will let you know if this can be accommodated right away or on the next loop. All attempts to accommodate these requests will be made.


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Other Important Information

BICYCLESAll Stagecoach buses are equipped with bike racks. Each rack can accommodate two bicycles.

PETS & SERVICE ANIMALSService animals and animals contained in pet carriers allowed on Stagecoach buses. Other bus systems may not allow non-service animals on-board.

LOST & FOUNDStagecoach is not responsible for items left on the bus. However, items found on the bus will be brought to the office and kept in our lost and found for 30 days. You may pick up a lost item at the Stagecoach offices at 1 L Street in Randolph after 8 AM and before 4 PM Monday – Friday. Call 802-728-3773 to be sure your item(s) have been found.

HOLIDAY BUS SCHEDULESStagecoach does not operate on the following holidays: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.

WHEELCHAIR LIFTS All vehicles are equipped with wheelchair lifts. If you require the use of a wheelchair lift, our trained drivers will assist you in getting on and off the bus.

SPECIAL ASSISTANCETo ensure the best possible service, all riders needing special assistance are encouraged to call the office ahead of time. Please note, the step height to board Stagecoach buses is between 10” and 12”.

Deviations & Request Only Stops (R)

Some stops are listed as “R” or Request Only. The “R” stops are treated as a Deviation and follow the same procedures required to request a pick up or drop off at the nearest safe location (see below).

Along with picking up or dropping off at “R” stops, some of our buses deviate off of their published route to pick up or drop off passengers. Specific deviation information can be found with the route maps and timetables.

TO REQUEST A PICK UPWe ask that All Pick Ups, whether a Deviation or a Request Only Bus Stop, be made by calling the office at least one business day (24 hours) in advance, or on Fridays for a Monday Pick Up. However, we will always attempt to fill requests that are made with less notice. Our staff will take the information, review the bus schedule, and determine if the Pick Up can be accommodated.

TO REQUEST A DROP OFFUpon boarding, please let your bus driver know you would like a Deviation or a Request Only Bus Stop drop off. The driver will let you know if this can be accommodated right away or on the next loop. All attempts to accommodate these requests will be made.


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Accessibility Guide TITLE VI OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT

Stagecoach operates its programs and services without regard to race, color and national origin as stipulated in the Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. If you feel you have been discriminated against based on your race, color or national origin, you may file a complaint with the STSI Title VI Coordinator at (802) 728-3773. You also have the right to file a complaint with the Vermont Agency of Transpor-tation at (802) 828-5858. If you would like more information about your Title VI rights, please visit http://vtrans.vermont.gov/civil-rights/compliance/titlevi or call (802) 828-5858.

VERMONT STATE PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION LAW

9V.S.A4502 (a) Public accommodations states an owner or operator of a place of public accommodation or an agent or employee of such owner or operator shall not, because of the race, creed, color, national origin, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity of any person, refuse, withhold from, or deny to that person any of the accommodations, advantages, facilities, and privileges of the place of public accommodation.

If you feel you have been discriminated against, you may file a com-plaint with Vermont Human Rights Commission by calling 800-416-2010 or by email at [email protected].

Mission & Safety PledgeStagecoach’s mission is to enhance the economic, social, and environmental health of the region by providing community transportation services that are safe, reliable, accessible and affordable for everyone. Stagecoach pledges to ensure the safety of its passengers, employees, volunteers and the community through the following commitments:

All staff and volunteers have background checks completed prior to providing any service;

All staff including drivers, senior management and dispatchers participate in random drug and alcohol testing program;

All vehicles owned and operated by Stagecoach are inspected prior to every shift for safety and cleanliness, and have preventative maintenance performed on a regular basis;

All vehicles owned by volunteer drivers have up-to-date safety inspections and are expected to be in a clean and comfortable condition.

Stagecoach pledges to constantly renew its efforts towards safety and to continuously seek new programs and

opportunities to increase system safety.

SAFE SERVICE POLICYPlease note service may be modified at times on a case-by-case

basis due to safety conditions.


800.427.3553

Accessibility Guide TITLE VI OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT

Stagecoach operates its programs and services without regard to race, color and national origin as stipulated in the Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. If you feel you have been discriminated against based on your race, color or national origin, you may file a complaint with the STSI Title VI Coordinator at (802) 728-3773. You also have the right to file a complaint with the Vermont Agency of Transpor-tation at (802) 828-5858. If you would like more information about your Title VI rights, please visit http://vtrans.vermont.gov/civil-rights/compliance/titlevi or call (802) 828-5858.

VERMONT STATE PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION LAW

9V.S.A4502 (a) Public accommodations states an owner or operator of a place of public accommodation or an agent or employee of such owner or operator shall not, because of the race, creed, color, national origin, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity of any person, refuse, withhold from, or deny to that person any of the accommodations, advantages, facilities, and privileges of the place of public accommodation.

If you feel you have been discriminated against, you may file a com-plaint with Vermont Human Rights Commission by calling 800-416-2010 or by email at [email protected].

Mission & Safety PledgeStagecoach’s mission is to enhance the economic, social, and environmental health of the region by providing community transportation services that are safe, reliable, accessible and affordable for everyone. Stagecoach pledges to ensure the safety of its passengers, employees, volunteers and the community through the following commitments:

All staff and volunteers have background checks completed prior to providing any service;

All staff including drivers, senior management and dispatchers participate in random drug and alcohol testing program;

All vehicles owned and operated by Stagecoach are inspected prior to every shift for safety and cleanliness, and have preventative maintenance performed on a regular basis;

All vehicles owned by volunteer drivers have up-to-date safety inspections and are expected to be in a clean and comfortable condition.

Stagecoach pledges to constantly renew its efforts towards safety and to continuously seek new programs and

opportunities to increase system safety.

SAFE SERVICE POLICYPlease note service may be modified at times on a case-by-case

basis due to safety conditions.


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89ER [commuter]Between Randolph, WRJ, Lebanon & Hanover

MONDAY-FRIDAY | The 89er Commuter Route connects riders from the Randolph area and South on I-89 to employment centers in White River Junction, Lebanon and Hanover. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.

FARES• 1-Way = $3.50• 10-Ride Pass = $30.00

FARE EXCEPTIONS AND TRANSFERS• FARE-FARE ZONE: Within downtown White River Junction, Hanover

and Lebanon• Valid Dartmouth College Faculty/Staff ID accepted in lieu of fare• DHMC Employees 1-Way fare: $1.00• Transfer to Advanced Transit Services available; More info at

advancetransit.com

DEVIATIONS• None

GENERAL INFO• Fares are collected on all Stagecoach bus routes except within the

Fare-Free Zones• Only exact change, checks, or passes are accepted on all buses

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5:44 5:59 (6:14)R

6:29 6:35 6:40

AM ROUTE

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1213 14 15 4 3 1

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dolp

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5:40 5:50 6:05 6:20 - 6:43 6:50 6:54 (7:00)R

- - (7:04)R

- (7:20)R

(7:35)R

R (7:45)R

(8:00)R

8:20 8:40

5:55 6:05 6:20 6:35 6:55 - - - (7:13)R

(7:16)R

7:18 (7:24)R

7:27 (7:35)R

(7:45)R

R (7:50)R

(8:05)R

8:25 8:45

6:17 6:27 6:42 6:57 7:17 - - - (7:35)R

(7:40)R

7:43 (7:49)R

7:54 (8:00)R

(8:10)R

R (8:20)R

(8:35)R

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10141315

Randolph

White River

Junction

Hanover

Lebanon

Exit 4

Exit 2


800.427.3553

R Request only ( Expected Arrival Time) — Stop not available T Transfer available * Arrival time, not departure time

89ER [commuter]Between Randolph, WRJ, Lebanon & Hanover

MONDAY-FRIDAY | The 89er Commuter Route connects riders from the Randolph area and South on I-89 to employment centers in White River Junction, Lebanon and Hanover. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.


FARE EXCEPTIONS AND TRANSFERS• FARE-FARE ZONE: Within downtown White River Junction, Hanover

and Lebanon• Valid Dartmouth College Faculty/Staff ID accepted in lieu of fare• DHMC Employees 1-Way fare: $1.00• Transfer to Advanced Transit Services available; More info at

advancetransit.com

DEVIATIONS• None



PM ROUTE

2 3 4 15 13 1411

126 7 8 10 9 5 4 3 2 1

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Sta

geco

ach

Depo

t

Whi

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hurc

h, B

ethe

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(Exi

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ital

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Ran

dolp

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R (E

xit 4

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3:00 3:15 R R (3:45)R

R R 4:06 4:20 4:22 4:27 4:39 4:54 (5:09)R

5:26 5:37 5:42

3:30 3:45 R R (4:15)R

R R 4:36 4:47 4:51 4:57 5:12 5:27 (5:43)R

5:58 6:04 6:14

4:00 4:15 R R (4:45)R

R R 5:06 5:19 5:23 (5:28)R

5:44 5:59 (6:14)R

6:29 6:35 6:40

AM ROUTE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 7 10 611

1213 14 15 4 3 1

T T T T

Ran

dolp

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R (E

xit 4

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Sta

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Sha

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ach

Depo

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5:40 5:50 6:05 6:20 - 6:43 6:50 6:54 (7:00)R

- - (7:04)R

- (7:20)R

(7:35)R

R (7:45)R

(8:00)R

8:20 8:40

5:55 6:05 6:20 6:35 6:55 - - - (7:13)R

(7:16)R

7:18 (7:24)R

7:27 (7:35)R

(7:45)R

R (7:50)R

(8:05)R

8:25 8:45

6:17 6:27 6:42 6:57 7:17 - - - (7:35)R

(7:40)R

7:43 (7:49)R

7:54 (8:00)R

(8:10)R

R (8:20)R

(8:35)R

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9

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4

3

2

1

10141315

Randolph

White River

Junction

Hanover

Lebanon

Exit 4

Exit 2


800.427.3553

89ER North [commuter]Between Montpelier and Randolph

MONDAY-FRIDAY | The 89er North connects riders from the Randolph area to employment centers in Berlin and Montpelier. These buses connect with GMTA to provide access to Montpelier and beyond. In the reverse direction this route connects riders from the Montpelier area and south on I-89 to employment centers in Randolph. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.


FARE EXCEPTIONS AND TRANSFERS• FARE-FREE ZONE: Downtown Montpelier and Berlin• 50% discount for Montpelier-based State Employees; More info

at connectingcommuters.org• Transfers passes available to GMTA routes and CCTA Link Express

to Burlington• PM Service from CVMC to Montpelier is available via GMTA route

#82 at 5:40 pm; More info at gmtaride.org

DEVIATIONS• None



!89

!89

12

12

62

Exit 4

Exit 5

Exit 7

Exit 8

Montpelier

Randolph

Berlin11

10

97

6

5

4

3

2

1

8

R Request only T Transfer available

AM ROUTE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 5 4 2 3 1T T T

Sta

geco

ach

Depo

t

VTC

Ran

dolp

h P&

R (E

xit 4

)

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&R (E

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lin P

&R (E

xit 7

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w’s M

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(Exi

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&R (E

xit 7

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thfi e

ld P

&R (E

xit 5

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dolp

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R (E

xit 4

)

VTC

Sta

geco

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Depo

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7:00 7:08 7:10 (7:25)R

(7:35)R

7:40 7:47 7:49 7:55 (8:00)R

R (8:05)R

(8:15)R

(8:30)R

(8:35)R

(8:45)R

7:35 (7:48)R

7:50 (8:05)R

(8:15)R

8:20 8:27 8:29 8:35 (8:40)R

R (8:45)R

(8:55)R

(9:10)R

(9:15)R

(9:25)R

PM ROUTE

1 2 3 4 5 10 11 6 7 8 9 10 4 2 3 1T T T T T

Sta

geco

ach

Depo

t

VTC

Ran

dolp

h P&

R (E

xit 4

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&R (E

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&R (E

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P&R

(Exi

t 8)

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&R (E

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&R (E

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R (E

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3:20 (3:28)R

3:30 (3:45)R

(3:55)R

(4:00)R

R 4:10 4:17 4:19 4:25 (4:30)R

(4:40)R

4:50R

(4:55)R

5:05

4:15 4:23 4:25 (4:40)R

(4:50)R

(4:55)R

R 5:05 5:12 5:14 5:20 (5:25)R

(5:35)R

(5:45)R

5:50R

6:00


800.427.3553

89ER North [commuter]Between Montpelier and Randolph

MONDAY-FRIDAY | The 89er North connects riders from the Randolph area to employment centers in Berlin and Montpelier. These buses connect with GMTA to provide access to Montpelier and beyond. In the reverse direction this route connects riders from the Montpelier area and south on I-89 to employment centers in Randolph. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.


FARE EXCEPTIONS AND TRANSFERS• FARE-FREE ZONE: Downtown Montpelier and Berlin• 50% discount for Montpelier-based State Employees; More info

at connectingcommuters.org• Transfers passes available to GMTA routes and CCTA Link Express

to Burlington• PM Service from CVMC to Montpelier is available via GMTA route

#82 at 5:40 pm; More info at gmtaride.org

DEVIATIONS• None



!89

!89

12

12

62

Exit 4

Exit 5

Exit 7

Exit 8

Montpelier

Randolph

Berlin11

10

97

6

5

4

3

2

1

8

R Request only T Transfer available

AM ROUTE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 5 4 2 3 1T T T

Sta

geco

ach

Depo

t

VTC

Ran

dolp

h P&

R (E

xit 4

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&R (E

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7:00 7:08 7:10 (7:25)R

(7:35)R

7:40 7:47 7:49 7:55 (8:00)R

R (8:05)R

(8:15)R

(8:30)R

(8:35)R

(8:45)R

7:35 (7:48)R

7:50 (8:05)R

(8:15)R

8:20 8:27 8:29 8:35 (8:40)R

R (8:45)R

(8:55)R

(9:10)R

(9:15)R

(9:25)R

PM ROUTE

1 2 3 4 5 10 11 6 7 8 9 10 4 2 3 1T T T T T

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VTC

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3:30 (3:45)R

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(4:00)R

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(4:40)R

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(4:55)R

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R 5:05 5:12 5:14 5:20 (5:25)R

(5:35)R

(5:45)R

5:50R

6:00


800.427.3553

River Route [commuter]Between Wells River, White RIver Jct, Lebanon & Hanover

MONDAY-FRIDAY | The River Route connects riders from the Well’s River area and South on I-91 to employment centers in White River Junction, Lebanon, and Hanover. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.

HANOVER

LEBANON

Wheelock St

Conn

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ut R

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Ik

ì

WELLS RIVER

BRADFORD

WHITE RIVER

JUNCTION

Bradford Park & Ride (Exit 16)

Fairlee Park & Ride (Exit 15)

Thetford Park & Ride (Exit 14)

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!89

11

1

23

6

7

13

14

15

1617

18

19

8

12

45

9 10

20

FARES• 1-Way = $3.50• 10-Ride Pass = $30.00DEVIATIONS• None GENERAL INFO• Fares are collected on all

Stagecoach bus routes except within the Fare-Free Zones

• Only exact change, checks, or passes are accepted on all buses

FARE EXCEPTIONS AND TRANSFERS• FARE-FREE ZONE: Within

downtown White River Junction, Hanover and Lebanon

• Valid Dartmouth College Faculty/Staff ID accepted in lieu of fare

• DHMC Employees 1-Way fare: $1.00

• Transfer to Advanced Transit Services available; More info at advancetransit.com

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12T T

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(Ex

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(Ex

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R 4:48 4:514:00 R R R R R 4:50 5:05 R 5:13 5:16

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800.427.3553

River Route [commuter]Between Wells River, White RIver Jct, Lebanon & Hanover

MONDAY-FRIDAY | The River Route connects riders from the Well’s River area and South on I-91 to employment centers in White River Junction, Lebanon, and Hanover. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.

HANOVER

LEBANON

Wheelock St

Conn

ectic

ut R

iver

Ik

Ik

ì

WELLS RIVER

BRADFORD

WHITE RIVER

JUNCTION

Bradford Park & Ride (Exit 16)

Fairlee Park & Ride (Exit 15)

Thetford Park & Ride (Exit 14)

!91

!89

11

1

23

6

7

13

14

15

1617

18

19

8

12

45

9 10

20

FARES• 1-Way = $3.50• 10-Ride Pass = $30.00DEVIATIONS• None GENERAL INFO• Fares are collected on all

Stagecoach bus routes except within the Fare-Free Zones

• Only exact change, checks, or passes are accepted on all buses

FARE EXCEPTIONS AND TRANSFERS• FARE-FREE ZONE: Within

downtown White River Junction, Hanover and Lebanon

• Valid Dartmouth College Faculty/Staff ID accepted in lieu of fare

• DHMC Employees 1-Way fare: $1.00

• Transfer to Advanced Transit Services available; More info at advancetransit.com

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(Ex

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(Ex

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Exit

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it 15

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it 16

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800.427.3553

2nd Friday ShopperBetween Hancock, Rochester, Randolph & West Lebanon

12100

107

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5

3

2 1 RANDOLPH

WEST LEBANON

BETHEL

ROCHESTER

HANCOCK

HANCOCK- LEBANON SHOPPER- 2ND FRIDAY

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(3:45)R 4:30

MONTHLY | The 2nd Friday of the Month Shopper connects riders from the Hancock and Rochester area to Randolph and West Lebanon Shopping Districts. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.

FARES • 1-Way = $2.00 • 10-Ride Pass = $20.00

FARE DISCOUNTS • Passengers aged 60+ or with an ADA disability are eligible for an 80% discount (10-Ride Pass = $4.00); Passengers may self-report age or disability

DEVIATIONS •Up to ¾ mile

GENERAL INFO • Fares are collected on all Stagecoach bus routes except within the Fare-Free Zones • Only exact change, checks, or passes are accepted on all buses

R Request Only


800.427.3553

2nd Friday ShopperBetween Hancock, Rochester, Randolph & West Lebanon

12100

107

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4

5

3

2 1 RANDOLPH

WEST LEBANON

BETHEL

ROCHESTER

HANCOCK

HANCOCK- LEBANON SHOPPER- 2ND FRIDAY

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9:00 (10:15)R

(10:20)R 10:45 11:30 2:30 3:00 (3:30)

R(3:45)

R 4:30

MONTHLY | The 2nd Friday of the Month Shopper connects riders from the Hancock and Rochester area to Randolph and West Lebanon Shopping Districts. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.





R Request Only


800.427.3553

Hancock

Rochester

Randolph

43

6 125 !89

100

12

73

107

RANDOLPH- 3RD FRIDAY

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3:30 3:45 4:15 (4:30)R R R - R R 5:15

Randolph ShopperBetween Hancock, Rochester, Stockbridge, Bethel & Randolph

THIRD FRIDAY | Stagecoach buses connect riders from Hancock, Rochester, Stockbridge, and Bethel to Randloph’s Shopping District and Medical Centers. Between 2pm & 4pm our drivers provide shuttle service to Randolph destinations by request. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.





R Request Only


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1:00 1:15 R 2:15 2:30


800.427.3553

Hancock

Rochester

Randolph

43

6 125 !89

100

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73

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3:30 3:45 4:15 (4:30)R R R - R R 5:15

Randolph ShopperBetween Hancock, Rochester, Stockbridge, Bethel & Randolph

THIRD FRIDAY | Stagecoach buses connect riders from Hancock, Rochester, Stockbridge, and Bethel to Randloph’s Shopping District and Medical Centers. Between 2pm & 4pm our drivers provide shuttle service to Randolph destinations by request. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.





R Request Only


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1:00 1:15 R 2:15 2:30


800.427.3553

Saturday ShopperBetween Randolph & West Lebanon Rte 12A District

SATURDAY SHOPPER1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

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VT

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Sharon Park & Ride (Exit 2)

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3

4

7

2

RANDOLPH

WEST LEBANON

SOUTH ROYALTON

R Request Only (Expected Arrival Time)blank Stop will be served; Arrival time will vary within the interval between fixedstops

SATURDAY | The Saturday Shopper connects riders from the Randolph area and south on I-89 to the Shopping District on West Lebanon’s Route 12A. Once in West Lebanon, our drivers provide shuttle service between the K-Mart, JC Penney, and Wal-Mart plazas. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.






800.427.3553

Saturday ShopperBetween Randolph & West Lebanon Rte 12A District

SATURDAY SHOPPER1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

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Sharon Park & Ride (Exit 2)

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6

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3

4

7

2

RANDOLPH

WEST LEBANON

SOUTH ROYALTON

R Request Only (Expected Arrival Time)blank Stop will be served; Arrival time will vary within the interval between fixedstops

SATURDAY | The Saturday Shopper connects riders from the Randolph area and south on I-89 to the Shopping District on West Lebanon’s Route 12A. Once in West Lebanon, our drivers provide shuttle service between the K-Mart, JC Penney, and Wal-Mart plazas. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.






800.427.3553

Berlin ShopperBetween Randolph & Berlin Shopping Area

RANDOLPH- BERLIN

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9:55 10:00 10:15 11:00 1:00 1:45 2:00 2:05

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!89

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62

Exit 4

Exit 7

Randolph

Berlin4

321

First Friday | The Berlin Shopper connects riders from the Randolph area to the Shopping District in Berlin off Exit 7 on I 89. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.






800.427.3553

Berlin ShopperBetween Randolph & Berlin Shopping Area

RANDOLPH- BERLIN

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9:55 10:00 10:15 11:00 1:00 1:45 2:00 2:05

!89

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62

Exit 4

Exit 7

Randolph

Berlin4

321

First Friday | The Berlin Shopper connects riders from the Randolph area to the Shopping District in Berlin off Exit 7 on I 89. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.






800.427.3553

FARES: ORANGE & GREEN LOOP 1-Way = $1.50 10-Ride Pass = $15.00

FARES: BETHEL EXTENSION 1-Way = $2.00 10-Ride Pass = $20.00

FARE EXCEPTIONS Fares are collected from home and returning home only

Randolph Area CirculatorBetween Randolph & Bethel

Peth Rd

School St

Weston St !89

107

12

12A 66

12

1

2

6

5

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14

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10:00 10:10 10:25 10:30 10:35 10:40 R R 10:50 R R R R 11:10

12:30 12:40 12:55 1:00 1:05 1:10 R R 1:20 R R R R 1:40

1:40 1:50 2:05 2:10 2:15 2:20 R R 2:30 R R R R 2:50

FARE-FREE for all in-between stops within village

FARE DISCOUNTS Passengers aged 60+ or with an ADA disability are eligible for an 80% discount (10-Ride Pass = $4.00);

Passengers may self-report age or disability

DEVIATIONS : Up to ¾ mile RANDOLPH- GREEN ROUTE

1 6 5 10 11 12 13 14 5 6 8 9 1

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10:50 10:52 10:55 R R 11:20 (11:25)R R 11:33 11:35 R 11:45 11:50

11:50 11:52 11:55 R R 12:20 (12:25)R R 12:33 12:35 R 12:45 12:50

12:50 12:52 12:55 R R 1:20 (1:25)R R 1:33 1:35 R 1:45 1:50

1:50 1:52 1:55 R R 2:20 (2:25)R R 2:33 2:35 R 2:45 2:50

2:50 2:52 2:55 R R 3:20 (3:25)R R 3:33 3:35 R 3:45 3:50

BETHEL EXTENSION

5 Randolph House X R R

6 Red Lion Inn X R R

1 Stagecoach Depot X 11:10 2:50

8 Gifford Medical Center X R

9 Shaw’s X R

15 Depot Apartments, Bethel 9:00 11:30 3:00

16 Bethel Deviations R 11:35EN

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9 Shaw’s (9:15)R 11:50


5 Randolph House 9:25 X

6 Red Lion Inn 9:30 12:05

5 Randolph House X 12:10

17 Randolph Deviations R X

8 Gifford/ Joslyn House (9:40)R 12:25

9 Shaw’s R X


800.427.3553

FARES: ORANGE & GREEN LOOP 1-Way = $1.50 10-Ride Pass = $15.00

FARES: BETHEL EXTENSION 1-Way = $2.00 10-Ride Pass = $20.00

FARE EXCEPTIONS Fares are collected from home and returning home only

Randolph Area CirculatorBetween Randolph & Bethel

Peth Rd

School St

Weston St !89

107

12

12A 66

12

1

2

6

5

89

10

14

1112

13

15

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10:00 10:10 10:25 10:30 10:35 10:40 R R 10:50 R R R R 11:10

12:30 12:40 12:55 1:00 1:05 1:10 R R 1:20 R R R R 1:40

1:40 1:50 2:05 2:10 2:15 2:20 R R 2:30 R R R R 2:50

FARE-FREE for all in-between stops within village

FARE DISCOUNTS Passengers aged 60+ or with an ADA disability are eligible for an 80% discount (10-Ride Pass = $4.00);

Passengers may self-report age or disability

DEVIATIONS : Up to ¾ mile RANDOLPH- GREEN ROUTE

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10:50 10:52 10:55 R R 11:20 (11:25)R R 11:33 11:35 R 11:45 11:50

11:50 11:52 11:55 R R 12:20 (12:25)R R 12:33 12:35 R 12:45 12:50

12:50 12:52 12:55 R R 1:20 (1:25)R R 1:33 1:35 R 1:45 1:50

1:50 1:52 1:55 R R 2:20 (2:25)R R 2:33 2:35 R 2:45 2:50

2:50 2:52 2:55 R R 3:20 (3:25)R R 3:33 3:35 R 3:45 3:50

BETHEL EXTENSION

5 Randolph House X R R

6 Red Lion Inn X R R

1 Stagecoach Depot X 11:10 2:50


9 Shaw’s X R

15 Depot Apartments, Bethel 9:00 11:30 3:00

16 Bethel Deviations R 11:35

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9 Shaw’s (9:15)R 11:50


5 Randolph House 9:25 X

6 Red Lion Inn 9:30 12:05

5 Randolph House X 12:10

17 Randolph Deviations R X

8 Gifford/ Joslyn House (9:40)R 12:25

9 Shaw’s R X


800.427.3553

MONDAY-FRIDAY | FARE-FREE | The Circulator provides local service for anyone living in the Bradford, Newbury, and Woodsville areas to access trips to the grocery store, medical appointments, the pharmacy, other shopping, and many other personal trips. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.

FARES: BRADFORD LOOP• FARE-FREE

FARES: NEWBURY/WOODSVILLE LOOP• FARE-FREE

DEVIATIONS• Up to 3 miles

Bradford Area CirculatorBetween Bradford, Newbury, Wells River & Woodsville

R Request Only (Expected Arrival Time) — Stop not availableblank Stop will be served; Arrival time will vary within the interval between fixed stops

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800.427.3553

MONDAY-FRIDAY | FARE-FREE | The Circulator provides local service for anyone living in the Bradford, Newbury, and Woodsville areas to access trips to the grocery store, medical appointments, the pharmacy, other shopping, and many other personal trips. Service runs year round, see Holiday Schedule for exceptions on page 10.

FARES: BRADFORD LOOP• FARE-FREE

FARES: NEWBURY/WOODSVILLE LOOP• FARE-FREE

DEVIATIONS• Up to 3 miles

Bradford Area CirculatorBetween Bradford, Newbury, Wells River & Woodsville

R Request Only (Expected Arrival Time) — Stop not availableblank Stop will be served; Arrival time will vary within the interval between fixed stops

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Bethel Health Center 1823 Route 107, Bethel...................................234-9913

Chelsea Health Center 356 Route 110, Chelsea ................................685-4400

Gifford Adult Day Program 1823 Route 107, Bethel...................................234-2165

Gifford Health Center at Berlin 82 East View Lane, Berlin Radiology Services & Specialty Care ............................................. 229-2325 2418 Airport Road, Berlin Primary Care................................................224-3200

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Morgan Orchards Senior Living Community Tom Wicker Ln., Randolph Ctr. ..................728-7888

Project Independence Adult Day Program 81 N. Main St., Suite 1, Barre........................476-3630

Rochester Health Center 235 S. Main St., Rochester .......................... 767-3704

Sharon Health Center 12 Shippee Lane, Sharon ............................763-8000

Twin River Health Center 108 N. Main St., White River Jct. .............. 296-7370

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Advance Physical Therapy 331 Olcott Drive U2, Wilder .........................295-7333

Bethel Health Center 1823 Route 107, Bethel...................................234-9913

Chelsea Health Center 356 Route 110, Chelsea ................................685-4400

Gifford Adult Day Program 1823 Route 107, Bethel...................................234-2165

Gifford Health Center at Berlin 82 East View Lane, Berlin Radiology Services & Specialty Care ............................................. 229-2325 2418 Airport Road, Berlin Primary Care................................................224-3200

Gifford Medical Center 44 S. Main St., Randolph Main Line ...................................................... 728-7000 Specialty Clinics .........................................728-2430

Gifford Primary Care 44 S. Main St., Randolph Behavioral Health ......................................728-2790 Family Practice ...........................................728-2445 Internal Medicine ....................................... 728-2428 Ob/Gyn and Midwifery ............................728-2401 Pediatrics ......................................................728-2420

Kingwood Health Center 1422 Route 66, Randolph .............................728-7100

Morgan Orchards Senior Living Community Tom Wicker Ln., Randolph Ctr. ..................728-7888

Project Independence Adult Day Program 81 N. Main St., Suite 1, Barre........................476-3630

Rochester Health Center 235 S. Main St., Rochester .......................... 767-3704

Sharon Health Center 12 Shippee Lane, Sharon ............................763-8000

Twin River Health Center 108 N. Main St., White River Jct. .............. 296-7370

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Stagecoach calculates that Dartmouth-Hitchcock employees who use their buses save 155.3 tons of carbon emissions every year! Together, we are creating a healthier community.

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No matter where you are on the road of life we have the financial products and services you need for smooth traveling.

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