Editing Addison County, Vermont (section)

==Transportation==

===Air===
The [[Middlebury State Airport]] serves private aviation for Addison County. Commercial airlines are available to the north at [[Burlington International Airport]] in Chittenden County, and to the south at [[Rutland Southern Vermont Regional Airport]] in Rutland County.

===Public transportation===
Public bus service in Addison County is operated by [[Tri-Valley Transit]] (formerly ACTR). There is extensive bus service around Middlebury with connections to Vergennes, New Haven and Bristol, seasonal service to Middlebury Snow Bowl, as well as commuter buses to [[Burlington, Vermont|Burlington]] and Rutland operated in conjunction with [[Green Mountain Transit]] and the [[Marble Valley Regional Transit District]], respectively.<ref>''ACTR Bus Schedules & Maps'', Addison County Transit Resources, December 1, 2017.</ref>

Although the majority of rides are provided through the Shuttle Bus System, ACTR also operates a Dial-A-Ride System. This system enhances ACTR's ability to provide comprehensive transportation alternatives for all Addison County residents.<ref>''ACTR Dial-A-Ride'', Addison County Transit Resources, December 1, 2017.</ref>

The Dial-A-Ride System includes programs that focus on specialized populations including elders, persons with disabilities, low-income families and individuals, as well as the visually impaired. Those eligible for Medicaid, Reach Up, are aged 60+ or with a disability may be eligible for free transportation. Nearly 40 Volunteer Drivers work with ACTR to provide these rides. Additional information about ACTR's transportation services are available at www.actr-vt.org.<ref>ACTR Bus Schedules & Maps brochure</ref>

[[Amtrak]]'s daily ''[[Ethan Allen Express]]'' train serves two stations in Addison County: [[Middlebury station|Middlebury]] and [[Ferrisburgh–Vergennes station|Ferrisburgh–Vergennes]]. The train makes major stops in [[Burlington, Vermont|Burlington]], [[Rutland (city), Vermont|Rutland]], [[Albany, New York|Albany]], and [[New York City]]. Begun in July 2022, this is the first regular passenger rail route in the county since the [[Rutland Railroad]] discontinued service in 1953.<ref>Lindsell, Robert M. (2000). The Rail Lines of Northern New England. Branch Line Press. pp. 35–46, 175. {{ISBN|0942147065}}.</ref>

[[Vermont Translines]], an intercity bus carrier and interline partner with Greyhound and Amtrak, serves Addison County from Middlebury and Vergennes as well.

===Major highways===
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* [[File:US 7.svg|20px]] [[U.S. Route 7]]
* [[File:Vermont 12A.svg|20px]] [[Vermont Route 12A]]
* [[File:Vermont 17.svg|20px]] [[Vermont Route 17]]
* [[File:Vermont 22A.svg|20px]] [[Vermont Route 22A]]
* [[File:Ellipse sign 23.svg|20px]] [[Vermont Route 23]]
* [[File:Vermont 30.svg|20px]] [[Vermont Route 30]]
* [[File:Ellipse sign 53.svg|20px]] [[Vermont Route 53]]
* [[File:Vermont 73.svg|20px]] [[File:Ellipse sign 73.svg|20px]] [[Vermont Route 73]]
* [[File:Vermont 74.svg|20px]] [[Vermont Route 74]]
* [[File:Vermont 100.svg|20px]] [[Vermont Route 100]]
* [[File:Vermont 116.svg|20px]] [[Vermont Route 116]]
* [[File:Vermont 125.svg|20px]] [[Vermont Route 125]]
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