Modes of Travel

Bringing a car to Vermont can be a convenient way to get around, especially if you plan to explore outside of major cities like Burlington. However, keep in mind that Vermont's winters can be harsh, and driving in snow and ice can be challenging. 

Vermont has limited public transportation options, but there are some bus and train services available. The Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) operates bus services throughout the state, and Amtrak offers train service between several Vermont cities and destinations outside the state. 

Vermont has a strong cycling culture, and many students choose to get around by bike. Burlington, in particular, has a well-developed bike infrastructure, including bike lanes and shared paths. 

Walking is a great way to get around in Vermont's cities and towns, especially if you live close to your school or work. 

Students can use ridesharing apps like Uber and Lyft to get around Vermont, especially in larger cities like Burlington. 

Carpooling with classmates or coworkers can be a cost-effective way to get around, as well as a way to reduce traffic congestion and carbon emissions. 

Taxis are available in larger Vermont cities but can be expensive compared to other modes of travel.