Plan Your Next Trip
Transportation availability, schedules, fares, and eligibility vary by provider and location. Explore the resources above or contact Commuter Services for assistance identifying transportation options throughout our region.
Transit Agencies & Routes
Explore Public Transportation Options
From local buses and regional connections to commuter express service and passenger rail, residents of Culpeper, Fauquier, Madison, Orange, and Rappahannock counties have several ways to travel without driving alone.
1. Virginia Regional Transit (VRT)
Local & Regional Bus Transportation
VRT provides affordable transportation through Culpeper Trolley and Express, Warrenton Circuit Rider, Orange TOOT, the Orange–Culpeper Connector, Orange–Gordonsville service, and Foothills Express connecting Culpeper, Madison, and Charlottesville.
2. OmniRide Express
Commuter Bus Service to Northern Virginia & Washington, D.C.
OmniRide's Route 612 provides weekday commuter service from Warrenton through Gainesville to the Pentagon and Washington, D.C. Additional connections are available through the OmniRide network.
3. Virginia Breeze Bus Lines
Intercity Bus Connections
DRPT's Virginia Breeze Piedmont Express connects Culpeper and Warrenton with destinations throughout Virginia and Washington, D.C., providing an alternative for longer-distance travel.
4. Amtrak Passenger Rail
Regional & Long-Distance Train Travel
The Culpeper Amtrak station connects passengers with rail service toward Washington, D.C., Charlottesville, and destinations beyond.
5. VRT On-Demand Transportation
Flexible, Reservation-Based Rides
VRT offers curb-to-curb transportation for eligible trips in designated service areas, helping riders reach fixed routes and other destinations. Availability and application requirements vary by location.