The Green Mountain Community Network, Inc., a private not-for-profit organization founded in early 2007, to manage the Green Mtn. Express, which has safely and efficiently provided transportation services in and around Bennington County, VT since 1985. Our bus schedules include a map and an easy to read time table format; Ask your bus driver, pick one up at a bus stop, or call we will mail one to you.
Our schedules include information about connections to other transit services, directions on how to use the bike racks on our buses and comprehensive instructions on how to read the bus timetables. Call for more information about these and other GMX demand response services. Look for the BLUE cover.
Our schedules include information about connections to other transit services, directions on how to use the bike racks on our buses and comprehensive instructions on how to read the bus timetables. Call for more information about these and other GMX demand response services. Look for the BLUE cover.
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The Green Mountain Community Network, Inc., a private not-for-profit organization was founded in early 2007, to manage the Green Mtn. Express, which has safely and efficiently provided transportation services in and around Bennington County, VT since 1985.
Overseen by a volunteer Board of Directors and experienced management team, GMCN is funded in part by the State of Vermont Transportation Budget, the Federal Transit Administration and Medicaid.The Green Mountain Express (GMX) is the leading transportation alternative for area residents.
Overseen by a volunteer Board of Directors and experienced management team, GMCN is funded in part by the State of Vermont Transportation Budget, the Federal Transit Administration and Medicaid.The Green Mountain Express (GMX) is the leading transportation alternative for area residents.
Our operations staff will be happy to discuss your transportation needs and determine how we can best assist you. They will assure the appropriate category of funding for your ride(s), answer any questions you may have and make certain if you have any special needs they will be appropriately taken care of.
If you need a larger print schedule or language interpretation assistance, please ask your driver, both are available through the GMCN Office at 447-0477. Please stay seated and behind yellow line while vehicle is in motion, keep aisle clear and do not disturb other passengers, and do not talk to driver while vehicle is in motion.
Reviews (10)
Tyler Smith
Dec 18, 2021
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Sam Urbon
Sep 28, 2021
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Well, the good news is that in theory you can get to Manchester or Williamstown from here. Thanks to COVID, the system is temporarily free. However, the schedules are extremely restrictive and you're out of luck if you want to go somewhere after 4. The last bus didn't show up today so I walked 3mi in the pouring rain... The drivers can be really cranky or helpful, it's 50/50.
Beverly Stratton
Sep 16, 2021
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Alyssa Hodgin
Jul 21, 2021
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My boyfriend takes the bus to work everyday and there are of course different bus drivers some days but one of the bus drivers is extremely rude to him. The other one is nice though. But every time he waits at the bus stop, that one bus driver that is rude drive right past him. He gets there on time. But any other time the bus drivers are good.
Rebecca Greene
Jan 18, 2021
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Heather Tripp
Jun 08, 2020
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Emmett Edwards
Oct 08, 2018
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Zachary Svoboda
Oct 12, 2017
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Generally, the buses run on time(ish) and the drivers are nice. A couple tips though:
if you take it regularly go inside and buy a card. The punch cards are a good deal and will save you a little bit. A ride is only 50 cents but it can add up.
Many of the buses will run 5 minutes late or early. On the flip side, they'll often let you out or pick you up at request. Call in and they can help you. That's more for if you need a wheelchair or find it otherwise hard to walk. They can only do it at sidewalks and if it's reasonable so keep that in mind.
People need to get off before it's boarded so
if you take it regularly go inside and buy a card. The punch cards are a good deal and will save you a little bit. A ride is only 50 cents but it can add up.
Many of the buses will run 5 minutes late or early. On the flip side, they'll often let you out or pick you up at request. Call in and they can help you. That's more for if you need a wheelchair or find it otherwise hard to walk. They can only do it at sidewalks and if it's reasonable so keep that in mind.
People need to get off before it's boarded so
Greer Gallant
Aug 13, 2017
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Over all this place is very helpful to people. They have some very Unfriendly straight up mean employees, which have been reported by probably 100 people. And they still keep those employees who are down right rude! discribanation against the people who they are supposed to be helping! It's makes me sick that they would keep these people employed! People have called up state and Medicaid and NO ONE DOES NOTHING!!! I DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW THAT HAPPENS
Alex Farley
Aug 14, 2014
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Friendly drivers, fair prices on fares & generally on time. However, the transit center lacks bathrooms & no discounts for seniors, the disabled or Medicare cardholders are available. Also, there is a serious lack of bus shelters at key stops like SVMC or CVS/Aldi's.
The addition of the GMCN bus system to Google Transit is a big help though.
The addition of the GMCN bus system to Google Transit is a big help though.
