Agencies » Hampton Roads Transit
On Sunday, September 28, 2025, the City of Virginia Beach will close Virginia Beach Boulevard at Cypress Avenue for a long-term construction project. The Routes 20, 33, and 960 will operate on a detour until further notice. Customers needing board/disembark for the Routes 20 and 960 must go the 19th & Parks lineup (adjacent to the Virginia Beach Convention Center). Customers may also see delays due to traffic.
Route 20
Stops Missed
1091 VIRGINIA BEACH & PARKS
1092 VIRGINIA BEACH & CYPRESS
3430 PACIFIC & VIRGINIA BEACH
5153 PACIFIC & 19TH
3431 PACIFIC & VIRGINIA BEACH
1525 VIRGINIA BEACH & CYPRESS
Route 33
No stops missed
Route 960
Stops Missed
3430 PACIFIC & VIRGINIA BEACH
5153 PACIFIC & 19TH
Routes: 020-757x - Virginia Beach Blvd, 220-Snow - 757 Express Virginia Beach Blvd, 031-Aquarium & Campground Shuttle, 033-General Booth Blvd, 960-757x - Virginia Beach to Norfolk
Starting on Sunday, January 4, 2026 until May 2026, there will be construction on Olney Rd between Children's Ln and Colley Ave that will impact service to Norfolk General Hospital on the Routes 2, Route 23, and Route 44. Stop 0432 at Colley Ave & Raleigh will not be serviced by Route 2 and 23 during this detour.
Routes: 002-Hampton Blvd, 023-Princess Anne Rd
Detour between Route 002 Outbound at OLNEY & STOCKLEY GARDENS and Route 002 Outbound at OLNEY & NORFOLK GENERAL
Route: 002-Hampton Blvd
Detour between Route 023 Outbound at COLLEY & FAIRFAX and Route 023 Outbound at OLNEY & NORFOLK GENERAL
Route: 023-Princess Anne Rd
Detour between Route 044 Outbound at BRAMBLETON & YARMOUTH and Route 044 Outbound at OLNEY & NORFOLK GENERAL
Route: 044-Midtown
Detour between Route 023 Inbound at COLLEY & RALEIGH and Route 023 Inbound at OLNEY & NORFOLK GENERAL
Route: 023-Princess Anne Rd
Due to construction near Poindexter and Stewart, the Route 58 will detour from March 8, 2026, until further notice.
Stops Missed
1830 POINDEXTER & B
1832 POINDEXTER & RODGERS
1874 POINDEXTER & STEWART
1835 BAINBRIDGE & JEFFERSON
1872 BAINBRIDGE & JEFFERSON
1833 POINDEXTER & STEWART
1875 POINDEXTER & JACKSON
Route: 058-Bainbridge Blvd
Detour between Route 058 Inbound at BAINBRIDGE & HOLLY and Route 058 Inbound at POINDEXTER & JACKSON
Route: 058-Bainbridge Blvd
Detour between Route 058 Outbound at POINDEXTER & B and Route 058 Outbound at BAINBRIDGE & HOLLY
Route: 058-Bainbridge Blvd
Beginning Tuesday, April 7, 2026, the intersection of Tidewater Drive and City Hall Avenue will close for utility work until further notice. The Route 8 will detour via St Paul's Blvd and Brambleton Avenue.
Route: 008-Tidewater Drive
The City of Norfolk and NATO are hosting the annual Parade of Nations in conjunction with the Virginia International Tattoo on Saturday, April 18, 2026.
Beginning at 7:30 AM, portions of downtown Norfolk will be closed to traffic until approximately 2:00 PM. The Routes 6 and 45 will be affected and will not service the MacArthur Light Rail Station bus stop on City Hall Avenue during this event. All MacArthur Station passengers must board/disembark at the Route 8 bus stop 6094 BANK & PLUME located in front of the Fountain Park Garage. The routes will detour.
Routes 6 and 45
Stops Missed
0008 WATERSIDE & COMMERCIAL
6052 CITY HALL & BANK
Routes: 006-South Norfolk, 008-Tidewater Drive, 045-Portsmouth Blvd
On Saturday, April 25, Old Dominion University will host the Big Blue 5K. Due to various road closures around the campus, the Route 4 will detour from the start of service until approximately 11:00 AM. The Route 2 will not detour, but customers should expect delays due to event traffic.
Route 4
Outbound
Stops Missed
9158 POWHATAN & 46TH
9145 49TH & QUARANTINE
Inbound
Stops Missed
9145 49TH & QUARANTINE
0264 HAMPTON & 45TH
5835 43RD & BOWDENS FERRY
5669 ELKHORN & 41ST
5668 ELKHORN & 39TH
9143 38TH & BLUESTONE
Routes: 004-Church St, 002-Hampton Blvd
Effective, January 8, 2026, due to traffic & safety concerns, the bus stop at Granby & Little Creek(0169) will no longer be serviced by Route 1. Route 1 passengers will need to board/disembark at Wards Corner Transfer Center. (0039).
Route: 001-Granby St
Starting Sunday, February 1, 2026, the Routes 107, 111, 112, and 414 will not service the following bus stops due to construction:
3171 JEFFERSON & HABERSHAM
5824 JEFFERSON & JEFFERSON COMMONS
Until further notice, passengers will need to board / disembark at a temporary stop at Jefferson & Bland located next to Rooms To Go.
Routes: 107-Denbigh Boulevard, 111-Patrick Henry Mall, 112-757x - Jefferson Ave, 414-Newport News Transit Center - Oakland Industrial
Due to upcoming construction, the lineup at 81st and Orcutt will temporarily relocate from Sunday, February 22, 2026, until further notice. Customers wishing to board / disembark the routes 104, 110, 112, 114, and 405 should use the bus stop at Marshall & 79th (2106).
During extended layovers, buses will park down the road at 81st & Newmarket (behind the Food Lion) but will not board / disembark passengers at that location.
Routes: 104-Marshall Avenue, 110-Virginia Peninsula Community College, 112-757x - Jefferson Ave, 114-757x - Mercury Boulevard, 405-W. Oaks/Col.Mall
Starting Monday, March 9, 2026, until further notice, the Ward's Corner Transfer Station will undergo construction on the island and in the bus bays. All buses will continue to drop off / pick up as normal. Buses will park nearby if their bay is not available. Customers should expect minor delays and disruptions.
Routes: 001-Granby St, 021-Little Creek Rd, 961-757x - Norfolk To Nntc
Once again, this season, Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) is partnering with the City of Norfolk and the Norfolk Tides baseball team to provide free transit to and from home games.
With limited parking continuing due to casino construction, HRT encourages fans to take The Tide light rail and Elizabeth River Ferry to get to Harbor Park stadium starting with the season opener on Friday, March 27 at 6:35 PM.
Free rides on The Tide light rail are available two hours before and after each game. Fans can show their ticket for that day’s game for a free ride on light rail to and from the stadium.
Fans are encouraged to park for free at three park-and-ride lots at Tide stations: Newtown Road Station (Newtown Road and Kempsville Road), Military Highway Station (Curlew Drive and Corporate Boulevard), and Ballentine/Broad Creek Station (Ballentine Boulevard and I-264).
Fans can also take the ferry from North Landing in Portsmouth for free to and from the Harbor Park Landing for every game. Free rides are available only to the Harbor Park Landing, not to Waterside Landing.
Ferry service runs every 30 minutes beginning one hour before game time until 30 minutes after the game or fireworks end. Parking for the ferry in Portsmouth is free at city garages after 5 p.m. on weekdays and all day on weekends. The closest parking to North Landing may be found at the Harbor Court, Water Street, and Middle Street parking garages.
In Norfolk, MacArthur South Garage will be free for game patrons. The garage is just two light rail stops, or a roughly 15-minute walk, from Harbor Park. Fans parking at the garage can catch The Tide at MacArthur Station for the free light rail ride to the stadium.
When leaving Harbor Park, fans using light rail are urged to be patient and observe lines that will be set up outside the stadium near the main entrance. One line will be for eastbound Tide light rail traffic in the direction of Newtown Road with the other for westbound travel toward EVMC/Fort Norfolk Station.
HRT reminds fans to be safe around tracks. Use designated crosswalks and sidewalks to reach the station.
Route: 800-Light Rail Tide
Due to safety concerns with the newly-installed bike lanes, the outbound Route 21 will no longer service E Taussig Blvd after leaving the Ward's Corner Transfer Area. Customers travelling to the bus stops at either Taussig & Granby (0882) or Taussig & Little Creek (0883) should disembark at Ward's Corner.
Route: 021-Little Creek Rd
Hampton Roads Transit is again offering free fares for everyone to commemorate Earth Day on Wednesday, April 22.
Free rides will be available all day on HRT’s bus, light rail, ferry, Paratransit and OnDemand Rideshare services.
“Earth Day is a great way for Hampton Roads residents to try transit at no cost,” said William E. Harrell, President and CEO. “Free travel on Earth Day is a way to thank our customers while encouraging new riders to leave their vehicles behind and try transit, especially with rising gas prices.”
Plan your trip using HRT’s system map.