There are a host of ways to get to, from and around Middlebury. CCAL maintains this site to provide information to you about your transportation options.
Personal Transportation
[Driving and Parking] [Limosine, Taxi and Shuttle] [Zip Car]
Public Transportation
[MiddRides] [SGA Break Busses]
[Bus - Local and Regional] [Amtrak] [Airports]
Ride Share
Driving directions to Middlebury College may be found here.
Campus parking regulations information.
Addison County Transit Resources
Local scheduled bus services and individual pick-ups
802-388-1946 or 800-685-RIDE (7433)
BNB Taxi
Local taxi service - 9-5 p.m.
Serving the local area, BTV Airport, Port Henry, and Rutland
802-388-3882 or 802-989-4064
Everywhere Taxi of Vermont
For reservations (toll free)
1-888-238-1517
or direct (mobile) 802-238-4121
fax: 802-878-0397
Jessica's Vital Transit
Office hours 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Service: Most Any Time
802-349-8833 (Middlebury area)
Shuttle Matching services
Reservations guaranteed by Visa or MC
min. 48hr notice: Appointment / Cancellation
Airport Transportation for the Punctually Particular!
Middlebury Transit
Middlebury College and the Student Government Association have partnered with Middlebury Transit to provide students with tranportation to and from the Burlington International Airport. As an added assistance, Middlebury Transit provides ride sharing assistance for students and groups traveling to the airport during peak break periods.
802-388-3838 or toll-free: 800-388-1002 (24 hours)
ZIP CARS
ZipCars are available to Middlebury College students, faculty and staff on an hourly and daily rental basis. Currently, the College has two Toyota Prius hybrid vehicles available.
Click here for more information about the program and how to sign up for a Middlebury ZipCar account.
Midd Rides is an evening transportation service available to Middlebury College Community members. It operates each night during the academic year when classes are in session (September - May).
Sunday – Thursday 7:30 p.m. – 1:30 a.m.
Friday & Saturday 8:30 p.m. – 2:30 a.m.
For most College recess periods, the Student Government Assocation offers discounted transportation options to students traveling to either Boston or New York City. Information about the current SGA Break Bus is available at the Middlebury College Box Office. Tickets are available online and may be purchased for either roud-trip or one-way.
Fall 2008 Prices:
Boston - $80 Round Trip
New York City: $110 Round Trip
Middlebury, Burlington, Rutland, Snow Bowl, Vergennes, Bristol
Addison County Transit Resources (ACTR)
Need to get into town or up to the Snow Bowl; up to Burlington or down to Rutland? ACTR provides regularly scheduled bus services in town including stops on the Middlebury College campus. Check out their website for information on local routes and schedules for the Snow Bowl, Burlington Link and Rutland Connector shuttle.
For more information call.
802-388-1946 or 800-685-RIDE (7433)
Amtrak trains may be accessed at three points near Middlebury Port Henry, NY (25 minutes), Rutland, VT (45 minutes), and Essex Junction, VT (one hour). When arranging for train travel please make sure to note the distance of stations from Middlebury.
www.amtrak.com
INFORMATION: 1-800-872-7245
STUDENT ADVANTAGE CARD-INFORMATION: 1-800-333-2920 (discounts)
The nearest major airport is Burlington International Airport (BTV) about one hour from Middlebury. Albany (NY) International (ALB), about two and one-half hours away.
Information about transportation to and from the airports can be found on their websites. Arrangements for rental cars should be made in advance.
Burlington International Airport
http://www.burlingtonintlairport.com/
Albany International Airport
http://www.albanyairport.com/
Offer a ride, look for a ride - an online database for Middlebury College students, faculty and staff to share information about the occasional availability of ride sharing to destinations near and far from campus.
McCullough Ride Board
There is a bulletin board in the McCullough Student Center Mailroom as a service for students and the Middlebury community to share transportation resources. The Ride Board can help when planning longer distance trips, for example, for traveling over the weekend, summer or breaks.
The board is self-service. Riders indicate whether they are offering or seeking a ride, location around the city, state or country, and dates, if applicable.
Vermont Rideshare is available to Addison County workers through the Chittenden County Transportation Authority. It offers a free, computer generated matchlist of names, phone numbers and schedules of neighbors who want to share a ride to and from their workplaces.
They also offer a free emergency ride home program if you participate in carpooling two or more days per week.
Learn more at:
Vermont Rideshare
