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Alternative Transportation - GRTC, DRPT
Greater Richmond Transit Company (GRTC)
Jointly owned by the City of Richmond and Chesterfield County, the GRTC Transit System provides public transportation service in the Greater Richmond area.
Local Service - Route 3B Service (Previously Route 111)
Route 3B: Highland/US Highway 1 provide local bus service from Brightpoint Community College (formerly John Tyler Community College) in Chester to Highland Park, in Richmond's Northside. Brightpoint Community College is also hosting a Park-N-Ride in Parking Lot B for passengers to safely and securely park their vehicles and ride the Route 3B. Riders can connect with the rest of GRTC’s network at multiple locations in Richmond.
Express Service
Multiple routes operate on weekdays with stops in Chesterfield County to transport commuters to and from Richmond quickly, while helping to minimize congestion. The GRTC Express Routes provide you with a worry-free commute and save you money on parking and gas. There are free and convenient Park ‘N Ride lots available for these routes. The Park ‘N Ride lots are safe, well-lit, and easily accessible. Service runs along the Express service routes to the downtown Business District.
64x Stony Point Express (PDF) has a Park’ N Ride located at Bon Air Baptist Church, 2531 Buford Road, with the bus stop located on Choctaw Road.
82x Commonwealth 20 Express (CHF) (PDF) has a Park ’N Ride located at Commonwealth 20 on Commonwealth Center Parkway in Midlothian.
CARE Service - ADA Paratransit Service
GRTC’s Community Assisted Ride Enterprise (CARE) service is now available along Route 1 in Chesterfield County, expanding the destinations reached in the GRTC network. CARE provides origin-to-destination service under the guidelines of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in parts of Chesterfield, Richmond and Henrico to individuals with disabilities who may not be reasonably able to use GRTC fixed route bus service. The service is a shared-ride service where reservations are made at least one day in advance.
Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT)
Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation's (DRPT) Virginia Trip Planner helps people find rides that are outside the scope of service of Chesterfield County Mobility Services. These can be trips going outside the Access on Demand service areas, stretcher transport, veteran trips or free rides for those who may not be able to afford the Mobility Services $6 fee.
DRPT developed the Virginia Trip Planner so that Virginians can plan multimodal trips with fixed-route transit, on-demand transit, rail, bikeshare, carpool, vanpool, park-and-ride lots and other transportation options across the Commonwealth. The Connecting VA map-based system makes public transportation trip planning more accessible and reachable.
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Tracey Clock
Mobility ManagerPhone: 804-751-4960
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Billie Darlington
Mobility CoordinatorPhone: 804-768-7732
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Frank Vance
Mobility CoordinatorPhone: 804-751-4663
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Mobility Services
Physical Address
9800 Government Center Parkway
Chesterfield, VA 23832
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 40
Chesterfield, VA 23832
Phone 804-706-2796Fax 804-748-1099
Hours
Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.