Getting around Hunterdon without a car
The county runs a bus system called LINK. Eight routes, all free to ride, no ticket needed. If the bus doesn't come near you, there's a door-to-door ride you book a day ahead, and a volunteer driver program for medical trips out of the county. Here's how to use each one.
Updated July 2026
The county bus (LINK): eight free routes
All eight fixed bus routes are free to ride. No fare, no ticket.
The days and hours change by route, so check the current schedule before you count on a trip: LINK bus routes and schedules.
Days and hours vary by route — the schedule linked above has the current times.
Door-to-door rides (Demand Response)
Who it's for: Towns and spots the fixed bus routes don't reach.
How to book: Book by noon the weekday before your trip. There are no same-day rides, and no same-day requests on weekends. Need to cancel? Call at least one hour ahead.
Dispatch: 1-800-842-0531
Fare and eligibility: Fare and who qualifies: call dispatch to confirm.
Volunteer Driver Program
Who it's for: Seniors and people with disabilities who need a ride to a medical appointment outside the county.
Details and eligibility: Details and whether you qualify: call dispatch to confirm.
Dispatch: 1-800-842-0531
From LINK's own pages (LINK bus routes & schedules, LINK reservations, LINK other services, About LINK). Small transit schedules change; confirm the trip that matters by calling dispatch at 1-800-842-0531.
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