Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans)

The Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) manages approximately 2,700 centerline miles of state highways in one of the nation's smallest and most rural states, connecting New England to Quebec, Canada. Key freight corridors include I-89, I-91, and US-7, which are critical for dairy, timber, and manufactured goods. VTrans administers commercial vehicle regulations, manages seasonal weight limits critical during Vermont's spring mud season, and operates the VT511 road condition system. The agency coordinates with Quebec transportation authorities on cross-border freight facilitation at Derby Line and other border crossings. Vermont's rural road network requires careful weight limit management to preserve aging infrastructure.

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