 Public Transportation in the Greater Williamsburg/Tidewater area is quite diverse, living on a Peninsula and surrounded by the York and James Rivers, we have many bridges, tunnels, ferries, trains, buses, and toll bridges. The information below is a resource for you to find your way around town or help you to understand the transport system to reach each military installation if private transportation is not available.
Williamsburg Trolley. The Williamsburg Area Transit Authority proudly introduces the colorful red and green Colonial Williamsburg Trolley. For visitors, students and residents, the trolley is a new, inexpensive and fun way to travel our area's favorite destinations.
Williamsburg Area Public Transportation. Public buses are available throughout our area, please follow the link to the official website for further information. Williamsburg Area Transportation.
Amtrak. Amtrak travels to over 500 destinations in 46 states, giving you the best views the country has to offer. We go to all major cities, including Williamsburg, Newport News, Washington DC and New York. Please follow the link to the official Amtrak website to find out where you could travel.
Greyhound Buses. Amtrak passengers use Greyhound to make connections to cities not served by rail on Amtrak Thruway service, by purchasing a ticket for the bus connection from Amtrak in conjunction with the purchase of their rail ticket. If passengers desire, they may also buy a bus ticket directly from Greyhound.
Bridges and Tunnels. Hampton Roads’ natural assets have made it one of the busiest ports on the East Coast. The region is home to the world’s largest naval base and is a summertime destination for hundreds of thousands of visitors. The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) maintains eight major bridges and tunnels in Hampton Roads, please visit the official VDOT websites to find more information on the bridges and tunnels in our area. Jamestown - Scotland Ferry. The ferry running from the Jamestown Settlement to Surry County VA, generally runs every 15 minutes throughout the year. Please check Virginia Transport Information website for further information. VDOT York County Transportation. By water, rail, air, and highway, York County, Virginia is connected. York County is within 45 minutes of three international airports, and offers easy access to the Port of Hampton Roads, the world's largest natural harbor. The Port of Hampton Roads is the second busiest port facility, fastest growing seaport, and the largest intermodal facility on the East Coast, and is within 30 minutes of most sites in the County. Visit the official website here. Newport News Transport. . Newport News is served by one local and two regional airports. Newport News-Williamsburg International Airport is one mile from I-64 and no more than 15 minutes from any point in the City. Norfolk International Airport is no more than 45 minutes away from most Newport News locations. Richmond International Airport, near I-64 south of Richmond, can be reached within 50 to 75 minutes. To visit the official website enter here. New Kent County Transport. Please visit the official New Kent County website for further information - enter here.
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