Welcome to CommuterInformation.com! Here you’ll find everything you need to know about getting around the greater Charlottesville area.
CommuterInformation.com works to enhance the quality of life and mobility of people in the Thomas Jefferson Planning District by promoting the use of alternatives to single occupant vehicles to reduce traffic congestion, through private-public partnerships, community outreach and individualized service.
Try Transit Week
Save Money. Save Time. Try Transit!
September 19 - 23, 2011
Across Virginia solo drivers are trying transit and experiencing the many benefits transit has to offer – including saving money and time! Try transit between September 19 and 23 and you could win a year’s free transit pass and two round-trip tickets on Amtrak Virginia!*
In April, Governor Bob McDonnell challenged all Virginians to try a form of transportation other than driving alone, once every 10 days. If you haven't accepted the challenge yet, Try Transit Week is a great time to get on board. If we all accepted the challenge, peak time congestion could be drastically reduced.
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CAT (434 970-3649) provides daily bus service for Charlottesville and portions of Albemarle County. |
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JAUNT (434-296-3184) offers commuter routes and door-to-door bus service in Albemarle, Buckingham, Charlottesville, Fluvanna, Louisa, and Nelson. |
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RideShare (434-295-6165) finds carpool matches for commuters, runs the Guaranteed Ride Home Program, and markets the region's 22 Park & Ride lots. |
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UTS (434-924-7711) operates bus service in and around the grounds of the University of Virginia. |
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Greene County Transit (434-985-5205) offers commuter routes, inter-county transit, and paratransit serving Greene County. |