Catch The NET

The Norfolk Electric Transit or NET is the premiere transportation link for residents, visitors, shoppers, commuters and downtown Norfolk.  This free commuting service is provided by the City of Norfolk and operated by the Hampton Roads Transit (HRT). 

The NET is an integral part of the City’s ongoing effort to link Norfolk’s many downtown attractions with parking facilities. 

The NET weekday route makes a total of fifteen stops along a 2.2-mile route throughout the downtown area, beginning at Cedar Grove Parking Lot, running along Granby Street to Main Street, then to Harbor Park, City Hall, and finally circling back again. 

The NET weekend route makes a total of nine stops, beginning at Nauticus, running along Waterside Drive to the Festival Marketplace, Harbor Park (during Tides games only), then to the MacArthur Center, Scope, the Harrison Opera House, the Chrysler Museum, and finally circling back again. 

NET stops are conveniently located and displayed prominently throughout the city.  Each air-conditioned bus holds up to 22 passengers and run Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m until 11:00 p.m.  Weekend service is provided from noon until midnight on Saturdays and noon until 8:00 p.m. on Sundays.

NET buses run every six to eighteen minutes.  During peak hours, additional buses are added.  NET buses service over 1,800 passengers a day Monday through Friday.  The NET offers riders the opportunity for fast and convenient service to work, shopping, restaurants, entertainment and other attractions.  NET buses increase your transportation options in downtown Norfolk.

Life.  Celebrate it daily by riding the NET!

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