Wilmington, VT is a small town tucked away in the Green Mountains of Vermont. It's known for its picturesque mountainscapes and charming downtown district. Wilmington is home to roughly 1,300 people, but this small population doesn't mean the town is without good transportation options. There are several ways to get around town and into larger cities nearby. The local public bus service, called the Deerfield Valley Transit Authority (DVTA), provides regular buses from Wilmington to Bennington, Brattleboro, and Manchester. Additionally, Amtrak provides rail services from Wilmington to New York City or Boston as well as access to other towns in Vermont. For those with their own vehicles, Interstate 91 runs through Wilmington providing access to larger cities like Hartford and Burlington as well as smaller towns such as Woodford and Peru. With all these transportation options available in Wilmington, getting around this small mountain village couldn't be easier.
The typical American commute has been getting longer each year since 2010. The average one-way commute in Wilmington takes 21.3 minutes. That's shorter than the US average of 26.4 minutes.
How people in Wilmington get to work:
- 75.1% drive their own car alone
- 5.1% carpool with others
- 11.1% work from home
- 3.5% take mass transit