Route 106: Service Adjustment
The City of Newport News has requested Hampton Roads Transit begin service to Riverside Internal Medicine Warwick at 11008 Warwick Boulevard starting Monday, August 4. The Route 106 will service this facility Monday – Friday, approximately 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM.
Ride Kind
Hampton Roads Transit would like to remind all passengers to “ride kind.”
- Have your fare ready before boarding.
- Once on board, please take advantage of the free Wi-Fi. However, be considerate of our operators and others around you, and use headphones.
- We understand you may become hungry or thirsty during your ride. Bottled drinks with caps and prepackaged snacks are okay. Please remember to take any trash with you when you leave.
Please remember, HRT is a smoke-free zone. Vaping and smoking are not allowed on our vehicles or at any stops.
We value our operators, and you should, too. Assault on a transit worker is a criminal offense.
Read the HRT Passenger Code of Conduct here
OnDemand Ridesharing Delays
Due to special circumstances, customers will experience delays with the OnDemand Ridesharing services until further notice. Updated information will be made available online at gohrt.com or via Customer Service. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Route 18: Brambleton Ave. Construction Detour
Construction will begin on the Campostella Bridge starting Monday, May 26, 2025 and continue until further notice. During this time, southbound traffic on Brambleton Ave. will be blocked from turning onto Kimball Terrace. The Route 18 outbound will detour as follows:
Via Brambleton Ave.
(R) Ramp to I-264 East
(R) Ballentine Boulevard
(L) Kimball Terrace
Stops Missed
0628 Kimball & Majestic
0629 Kimball & Ballentine
Ride The Tide and Ferry for Free to Harbor Park for the Norfolk Tides
The Norfolk Tides begin their baseball season on March 28, and fans heading to games this season should plan their travel ahead of time.
With limited parking available due to casino construction, Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) encourages fans to take the Tide light rail and Elizabeth River Ferry to get to Harbor Park.
HRT, the City of Norfolk, and the Norfolk Tides are teaming up again this season to provide free rides on The Tide light rail for every home game this season. Complimentary rides 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).
New this season, fans coming from the western portions of Hampton Roads can 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 one hour after the game ends. Parking for the ferry in Portsmouth is free at city garages after 5:00 PM 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.
There are new parking options in Norfolk for those driving to the games. This year, 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.
Dominion Tower Garage, a privately owned parking facility, also will offer game-day parking for $6. Those parking at Dominion Tower can either walk up the Elizabeth River Trail to the stadium or take The Tide at Civic Plaza for a short ride to Harbor Park.
When leaving the stadium, 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 and never stand on or near the tracks.
Route 9: Construction Detour Five Points
The Route 9 is detouring due to a blockage/construction at five points
Outbound Stops Missed
0774 SEWELLS POINT & GREENWOOD
0649 SEWELLS POINT & PARTRIDGE
0650 SEWELLS POINT & QUAIL
Inbound Stops Missed
0675 SEWELLS POINT & QUAIL
0759 SEWELLS POINT & STRAND
0676 SEWELLS POINT & GREENWOOD
Routes 45 and 960: Saint Pauls & Charlotte Stop Service Adjustment
Due to construction, the stop at 0003 Saint Pauls & Charlotte cannot be serviced for the Route 45 and 960 Until further notice, customers will need to board/alight at the Downtown Norfolk Transit Center.
Route 20: Virginia Beach and First Colonial Stop Service Adjustment
Due to construction, the stop at Virginia Beach & First Colonial (1161) cannot be serviced for the outbound Route 20. Until further notice, customers will need to board/alight at First Colonial & Donna (1086) or Virginia Beach & Oceana (1087).
NSU Light Rail Station Eastside Elevator Out of Service
The eastside elevator (side closest to Wilson Hall Building) at the Norfolk State Light Rail Platform, is currently out of service until further notice.