Editing Randolph, Vermont (section)

==Transportation==

===Roads and highways===
Randolph is served by five state-maintained routes. [[Interstate 89]] passes through Randolph and has one exit near the center of town. Paralleling the Interstate are [[Vermont Route 12]], which passes through downtown Randolph and the western half of town, and [[Vermont Route 14]], which passes through the eastern half of town. East-west [[Vermont Route 66]], which is located entirely within Randolph, connects all three of those north-south routes. [[Vermont Route 12A]] splits from Vermont Route 12 just north of downtown Randolph and heads to the northwest to enter Braintree.

===Public transportation===
[[Image:Randolph vt depot.jpg|thumb|right|Randolph Railroad Depot]]
{{See also|Randolph station (Vermont)}}

[[Amtrak]], the national passenger rail system, provides daily service to Randolph, operating its [[Vermonter (train)|Vermonter]] between [[Washington, D.C.]] and [[St. Albans (town), VT|St. Albans, Vermont]]. Tri-Valley Transit provides local bus transportation across town, [[Orange County, Vermont|Orange County]] and to and from the [[White River Junction, Vermont|White River Junction]] and [[Lebanon, New Hampshire]] areas.<ref>[http://stagecoach-rides.org/ Main Page], Stagecoach Transportation Services. Retrieved December 17, 2015.</ref>