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VTrans presents statewide Mobility Service Guide to House Transportation committee
Summary
Vermont Agency of Transportation officials showed a web-based Mobility Service Guide to the House Transportation Committee on Jan. 29, 2026, describing active transportation, passenger services, ride‑sharing and public transit options, how the guide will be maintained on GoVermont, and next steps for updates and outreach.
Vermont Agency of Transportation officials on Jan. 29 told the House Transportation Committee they have completed a web-based Mobility Service Guide required by Section 28 of Act 148 (2024) and hosted it on the GoVermont platform to centralize transportation options across the state.
“For the record, I’m Dan Currier,” said Dan Currier, public transit coordinator at VTrans, as he opened the overview. Currier said the guide is intended to present program types, estimated costs, service characteristics, revenue‑capture options and potential funding sources to help towns and nonprofits consider mobility alternatives.
The guide is structured in four sections — active transportation, passenger transportation, ride sharing and public transit (including school‑service mapping). Currier described active transportation as “human powered transportation” and listed local providers and programs highlighted in the guide, including Local Motion, the VTrans…
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